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| designer |
Klaus Teuber |
| publisher |
Alea
F.X.Schmid |
| released |
1990 |
| players |
2-5 |
| playing time |
75 minutes |
| rating |
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Quick look by Moritz Eggert
One of the forerunners of the "German wave", still a good game after all these years,
although the theme feels slapped on. The "where am I" card mechanic is interesting but
also involves a lot of luck, because your fellow gamers can never really be read fully, and there
is always the odd play that benefits a particular player immensely without really being his
achievement. The race around the board has some interesting twists, as some spaces advance you less
than others, and people falling behind always have a good chance of catching up. Apart of the name
that is unpronounceable for every non-German this is really a gem that still has some shine left and
is worth checking out not only for nostalgia value.
©2008, Westpark Gamers
