7.6
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Ludopedia
6.5
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BGG
Our Verdict
A classic escape game that blends family fun with a hint of tension!
Highlights
- Quick and dynamic
- Easy to learn
- Great visual appeal
- Perfect for families
Keep in mind
- Might be too simple for veterans
- Relies on card luck
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Remember that story from Plato about the sunken city everyone heard in school? Well, Atlantis brings this legend to the table in a super dynamic and visual way! The big challenge here is a race against time and the ocean itself. You and your friends take on the role of explorers trying to escape the city before it completely disappears beneath the waves. The goal is simple yet strategic: you need to move your pawns from the city to solid ground, collecting as many treasures (the land tiles themselves) along the way. But don't think it's just walking! As you advance, the terrain literally disappears. When you move a pawn from one tile to another using a card, that land tile turns into water, creating a gap that could leave you stranded. If you're not careful, you'll end up stuck in a sea of water tiles with no way out! To make things easier, you can use cards to build bridges or even 'pay' your victory points to cross these new obstacles. It's a game of hand management and spatial planning where every decision counts. You have to decide: do I use my card now to move forward, or do I save it to build a bridge later? In the end, once everyone has safely reached solid ground, the player with the most tiles in hand wins. It's a light game, perfect for family gatherings or a group of friends looking for something quick that still makes your brain work a little. Get your boats ready, grab your cards, and run before the ocean catches you!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
AMIGO, 999 Games, asmodee, Fantasmagoria, FunMill.ru, Kikigagne?, Mayfair Games, Piatnik, Stupor Mundi, Нескучные игры
Designer
Leo Colovini
Artist
Michael Menzel
What is the recommended age to play?
The game is very intuitive, so kids aged 6 or 7 can enjoy it, but adults love it too!
How long does a game last?
It's quite quick, usually between 30 to 45 minutes.
Is the game very complex?
Not at all! The rules are simple, making it ideal for those wanting a hassle-free game.
How many players can play?
2 to 4 players will have a great time.
What do I need to win?
The secret is to reach solid ground with the most land tiles in your hand.