Holotype: Mesozoic North America

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• holotive is a continuous worker placement game
• the player who earns the most points before the research track is complete or before and off Global objectives are full will win the game
• there are five different actions in the game

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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• bumping/priority — You can place a worker on occupied spaces if your worker has equal or higher priority; bumped workers return to their owner's lounge.
• End game and scoring — End triggers: field advancement track ends or enough global objective cards are full; score holotypes and fossils, with deductions.
• End Game Bonuses — End triggers: field advancement track ends or enough global objective cards are full; score holotypes and fossils, with deductions.
• field expeditions — Field Expeditions draw and resolve expedition cards to gain fossils and other benefits.
• fossil storage and exchanges — Collect fossil cubes and exchange them for research cubes or other colors at the Museum, with a storage limit.
• global objectives and milestones — Global objectives exist as disks; meeting them grants bonuses and can be claimed by reference/disks.
• Hand Management — Start with a hand of specimen cards and choose personal objectives to keep; no hand limit.
• Worker Placement — On your turn you move a worker onto an action space and resolve its action.

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Quotes (from this video)

• holotive is a continuous worker placement game
• the player who earns the most points before the research track is complete or before and off Global objectives are full will win the game
• there are five different actions in the game

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