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Criminal Capers: Gussy Gorillas
Gussy Gorillas are a peculiar group of primates that strive to keep each other gussied up and well-groomed.
Blindly negotiate using the prized goods embedded in your primate fur.
Through... (continuer à lire)
Blindly negotiate using the prized goods embedded in your primate fur.
Through... (continuer à lire)
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Temps de jeu
20 minutes
Publié en
2023
Age
8+
Éditeur
Bitewing Games
Joueurs
3 to 10 joueurs
Concepteur
Nick Murray
Style de jeu
légé
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Description
Gussy Gorillas are a peculiar group of primates that strive to keep each other gussied up and well-groomed.
Blindly negotiate using the prized goods embedded in your primate fur.
Through social grooming, these apes remove dirt, insects, and debris from the difficult-to-reach and difficult-to-see places of each other’s fur. Reciprocation is expected and awarded in this kind of monkey business! The player who acquires the most diverse and exotic collection of groomed goods will earn the respect of their fellow primates and be awarded the golden banana of victory.
In Gussy Gorillas, players start out with a personal deck of face-down cards. Without looking at the card(s) in their hand, players simultaneously trade or keep their hand, one or two cards at a time, to form a personal collection. Once all cards have been traded or kept, players tally their collections and the highest score wins — but pairs can cancel out and special cards are not always helpful, so trade carefully!
Similar to the popular game Hanabi, in Gussy Gorillas players hold their cards facing away from themselves...but instead of being a co-operative memory game, this is a competitive negotiation and bluffing game. Things get even more interesting once players realize that every card can either be very good or very bad for one's collection, depending on the context. You'll have to convince your opponents to keep bad cards for themselves and give great cards to you if you want to swing away with the win...
Blindly negotiate using the prized goods embedded in your primate fur.
Through social grooming, these apes remove dirt, insects, and debris from the difficult-to-reach and difficult-to-see places of each other’s fur. Reciprocation is expected and awarded in this kind of monkey business! The player who acquires the most diverse and exotic collection of groomed goods will earn the respect of their fellow primates and be awarded the golden banana of victory.
In Gussy Gorillas, players start out with a personal deck of face-down cards. Without looking at the card(s) in their hand, players simultaneously trade or keep their hand, one or two cards at a time, to form a personal collection. Once all cards have been traded or kept, players tally their collections and the highest score wins — but pairs can cancel out and special cards are not always helpful, so trade carefully!
Similar to the popular game Hanabi, in Gussy Gorillas players hold their cards facing away from themselves...but instead of being a co-operative memory game, this is a competitive negotiation and bluffing game. Things get even more interesting once players realize that every card can either be very good or very bad for one's collection, depending on the context. You'll have to convince your opponents to keep bad cards for themselves and give great cards to you if you want to swing away with the win...
Catégories du jeu
Genres
- Jeu familial
- Jeu de fête
- Family Game
- Party Game
Thèmes
- Nature
- Animals
Méchaniques
- Limites de communication
- Collection d'ensembles
- Bluffing
- Score-and-Reset Game
- Trading
- Negotiation
- Communication Limits
- Set Collection
Maison d'édition
Concepteur
- Nick Murray
Rédacteur
Artistes
- Drew Corkill
- Paul K. Halkyon
