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Daxu
Being a shopkeeper in a small town is a business of balance. The goal is never to stomp out your competition - in fact, doing so can be quite damaging... (read more)
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mixed, 61% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
30 minutes
Published
2017
Age
10+
Publisher
White Goblin Games
Players
2 players
Designer
J. Alex Kevern
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, White Goblin Games, Card Game, Set Collection, Auction/Bidding, Klemens Franz, and J. Alex Kevern
Description
Being a shopkeeper in a small town is a business of balance. The goal is never to stomp out your competition - in fact, doing so can be quite damaging to your reputation. You must find a way to grow your shops without running the shops across the town into the ground. Know when to cooperate and when to be cutthroat and you will emerge as the finest shopkeeper!
DAXU is a set collection game where players are collecting sets of cards in 6 different shop areas. Several cards are revealed each round, and players choose whether they would like to keep the cards for themselves, or give all the cards to their opponent.
If you dominate a shop type by too much, your customers will become disloyal and your opponent will earn points instead of you. So, unlike most set collection games, you score points based on how closely contested the sets you win are. At the end of the game both reputation and majority in shops determine who's the best shop keeper.
DAXU is a set collection game where players are collecting sets of cards in 6 different shop areas. Several cards are revealed each round, and players choose whether they would like to keep the cards for themselves, or give all the cards to their opponent.
If you dominate a shop type by too much, your customers will become disloyal and your opponent will earn points instead of you. So, unlike most set collection games, you score points based on how closely contested the sets you win are. At the end of the game both reputation and majority in shops determine who's the best shop keeper.
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