Aquamarine
Postmark Games · Board game · 2022
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Solo
20–30 min
Weight 1.8/5
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Our Verdict
A fast and addictive dive that proves less is more!
Highlights
- Super engaging risk mechanics
- Perfect for playing anywhere
- Fast-paced gameplay
- Charming underwater theme
Keep in mind
- Requires paper and pencil
- Relies on dice luck
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Get your diving gear ready, because Aquamarine is taking you deep into the ocean! This is the kind of game that proves you don't need a massive box to have an amazing experience. As a single-sheet 'Print & Play' title, it's perfect to carry in your pocket and play anywhere. The goal is simple, but the strategy is sharp: you need to explore sea caves in search of stunning corals and fish, or perhaps race to be the first to reach the ocean floor. But watch out—oxygen is your biggest enemy here!
The mechanic is a very well-executed 'roll-and-write'. Each turn, two dice are rolled for all players simultaneously, keeping the pace high and avoiding boring downtime. You face a constant dilemma: do you use the lower die value to save oxygen and maintain control, or do you risk the higher value to move faster, knowing that the difference between the two dice will be your O2 cost? It's pure risk management. If you overdo it and don't know the right time to resurface, your dive might end sooner than expected. It's fast, vibrant, and extremely addictive, ideal for those who love ocean themes and want a straightforward challenge of logic and luck. If you enjoy paper-and-pencil games that fit in the palm of your hand, Aquamarine is guaranteed fun!
The mechanic is a very well-executed 'roll-and-write'. Each turn, two dice are rolled for all players simultaneously, keeping the pace high and avoiding boring downtime. You face a constant dilemma: do you use the lower die value to save oxygen and maintain control, or do you risk the higher value to move faster, knowing that the difference between the two dice will be your O2 cost? It's pure risk management. If you overdo it and don't know the right time to resurface, your dive might end sooner than expected. It's fast, vibrant, and extremely addictive, ideal for those who love ocean themes and want a straightforward challenge of logic and luck. If you enjoy paper-and-pencil games that fit in the palm of your hand, Aquamarine is guaranteed fun!
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Mechanics
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Publisher
Postmark Games
Designer
Matthew Dunstan, Rory Muldoon
Artist
Rory Muldoon
How long does a game last?
Super quick! Usually between 20 to 30 minutes.
How many players can play?
It supports 1 to 100 players, thanks to the simultaneous action system!
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! It's a light game (weight 1.8) with very straightforward rules.
Do I need to buy a physical copy?
No, it's a Print & Play; just print the sheet and you're good to go.
What do I need besides the sheet?
You'll need dice and a pen to track your progress.
What is the complexity level?
It's a casual game, perfect for quick fun without heavy reading.
