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Search for Lost Species Game
SKU
000202
Grade 8-AD
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Description
At its core, this is a logic puzzle for 1-4 players in which the goal is to find the location of one of the lost animal species located in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. To save these endangered species, they must first be found so that efforts can be made to increase their population again. Included is a two-sided map board, with one side being more challenging.
There are six lost species cards included, one of which is chosen to search for each game.
Using an installed application on a digital device, each person logs into the chosen game using a generated code based on the game parameters (i.e. difficulty level, which species they are searching for, which map is used, etc.). On a player’s turn, they choose from possible actions by moving their marker on a timeline on the board, as well as traveling on the map’s region, where they will try to uncover information on the location of any of the four known species that inhabit the island. There can only be one of any type of species on any of the sixteen island areas, five areas are uninhabited, and the lost species is located in one of the areas that appear uninhabited. Players use clues given and obtained on their turns to try and map out where all species, vacant areas, and the lost species are located. Once someone successfully locates the lost species, the game ends and points are scored based on who found each species’ location first, how many of each species they located, and whether they located the lost species. The person with the most points wins!
If you like logic deduction, puzzles, and are interested in the idea of competing to find clues to discover a hidden treasure, this game will keep your interest over many plays due to its variety of scenarios, maps, and difficulty. The solo mode offers an equally challenging and engaging experience. For 1-4 players with a 60–75-minute play time.
There are six lost species cards included, one of which is chosen to search for each game.
Using an installed application on a digital device, each person logs into the chosen game using a generated code based on the game parameters (i.e. difficulty level, which species they are searching for, which map is used, etc.). On a player’s turn, they choose from possible actions by moving their marker on a timeline on the board, as well as traveling on the map’s region, where they will try to uncover information on the location of any of the four known species that inhabit the island. There can only be one of any type of species on any of the sixteen island areas, five areas are uninhabited, and the lost species is located in one of the areas that appear uninhabited. Players use clues given and obtained on their turns to try and map out where all species, vacant areas, and the lost species are located. Once someone successfully locates the lost species, the game ends and points are scored based on who found each species’ location first, how many of each species they located, and whether they located the lost species. The person with the most points wins!
If you like logic deduction, puzzles, and are interested in the idea of competing to find clues to discover a hidden treasure, this game will keep your interest over many plays due to its variety of scenarios, maps, and difficulty. The solo mode offers an equally challenging and engaging experience. For 1-4 players with a 60–75-minute play time.
Publisher's Description of Search for Lost Species Game
Thousands of plants and animals have been discovered but haven’t been seen for decades and could be extinct. In order to save these species, we must first find them again.
Re:wild has compiled a list of Lost Species, engages in expeditions with numerous partners to find these Lost Species, and encourages others to conduct their own expeditions to rediscover these amazing Lost Species.
While there are Lost Species all around the world, this game focuses on several Lost Species in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.
Features:
- Locate the Lost Species and report correct sightings of other animals on its island habitat.
- Perfect for fans of The Search for Planet X!
Contents Summary:
- 1 Game Board
- 1 Pad of note sheets
- 4 Player screens
- 18 Town cards
- 6 Lost species cards
- 9 Pawns
- Assorted tokens
At a Glance
- Number of Players: 1-4
- For Ages: 13+
- Playing Time: 60-75 min
- Game Type: Deduction, Strategy, Logic Puzzle
Details
| Product Format: | Other |
|---|---|
| Brand: | Renegade Game Studios |
| Grades: | 8-AD |
| EAN/UPC: | 810011724686 |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 11 |
| Height in Inches: | 2.375 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 3.75 |
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