7.7
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Ludopedia
7.0
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BGG
Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
Let's stack beavers and logs! Beaver Creek is pure dexterity fun for lots of laughs with friends!
Highlights
- Fun balancing challenge
- Simple and quick rules
- Great for large groups
- Guaranteed tension and laughs
Keep in mind
- Player elimination present
- Can be frustrating if it falls
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready to get your hands dirty (or rather, on the wood!) in Beaver Creek, a super fun game where you and your friends take on the role of beaver engineers. The mission? Build a sturdy and safe dam by stacking logs and the beavers themselves without letting it all wash away! It's a dexterity and balance challenge that promises to bring out laughter and that delightful tension of not wanting to be responsible for the disaster.
Each turn begins with a dice roll, which will dictate not only how many pieces of wood and how many beavers you have to use, but also how you must do it: with one hand, using only your fingertips, or maybe even with your eyes closed (just kidding... or are we?). The main objective is to get rid of all your wood pieces before the others. But beware, because if your construction collapses, you might end up gaining more pieces, which is definitely not good!
With easy-to-learn rules and quick games, Beaver Creek is perfect for gathering family, friends, or even for those new to the world of board games. You can play with 1 to 5 people, ensuring fun both in a group and in a solo session to hone your building skills. It's the kind of game that tests your motor coordination and your ability to laugh at yourself when the dam goes tumbling down. Ready to stack?
Each turn begins with a dice roll, which will dictate not only how many pieces of wood and how many beavers you have to use, but also how you must do it: with one hand, using only your fingertips, or maybe even with your eyes closed (just kidding... or are we?). The main objective is to get rid of all your wood pieces before the others. But beware, because if your construction collapses, you might end up gaining more pieces, which is definitely not good!
With easy-to-learn rules and quick games, Beaver Creek is perfect for gathering family, friends, or even for those new to the world of board games. You can play with 1 to 5 people, ensuring fun both in a group and in a solo session to hone your building skills. It's the kind of game that tests your motor coordination and your ability to laugh at yourself when the dam goes tumbling down. Ready to stack?
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Four Fun Games LLC, Calamity Games, HIT Games, Level Up Studios, YOKA Games, Ігромаг
Designer
Eurico Cunha Neto
Artist
Guilherme Cavalcante
Community
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652owners
264wishlist
26want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
What is the average playtime for Beaver Creek?
Beaver Creek games are quite fast, usually lasting between 15 to 30 minutes.
How many players can participate in Beaver Creek?
The game is flexible, playable by 1 player (solo mode) up to 5 players.
Is Beaver Creek a difficult game to learn?
Not at all! Beaver Creek is known for its simple and accessible rules, making it a great game for beginners and the whole family.
What happens if the dam collapses?
If your construction collapses, you might gain more wood pieces, making it harder to get rid of them. So, be careful when stacking!
Does the game have player elimination?
Yes, Beaver Creek has player elimination. If you can't get rid of your wood pieces, you might fall behind or be eliminated in some variations.
Is it a game focused more on luck or skill?
It's a game that mixes both! The dice roll brings the luck element, but the skill of stacking and balancing the pieces is crucial for victory.
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