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8.0
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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love Brazilian curiosities and fast-paced positioning games. The theme is simply brilliant and very original.
Highlights
- Fascinating Brazilian urban theme
- Quick and dynamic gameplay
- Clever map reduction mechanic
- Simple and accessible rules
Keep in mind
- Luck of the draw on photos
- Interaction can be frustrating
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Imagine you are in São Paulo during the 1970s, and the city is buzzing with the most bizarre news of the decade: the birth of the Devil Baby! A child born with horns and a tail who, to top it off, can actually talk. The tabloid press is making a fortune with the story, but there is one catch: no one has ever seen a real photo of the creature. That's where you come in. As an ambitious journalist, your goal is to get the scoop of the century and prove that this little demon actually exists.
In the game, you'll need to coordinate the movement of gossipers, photographers, and the Devil Baby himself through the neighborhood. The dynamics revolve around command cards that allow you to move these characters. The challenge is to orchestrate the perfect encounter: you need the photographer and the Devil Baby to be in the same block to take the photo. But be careful, as opportunities are limited! Every time someone attempts a photo, that location is marked and can no longer be used for captures, forcing players to explore new areas of the map.
To win, a photo alone isn't enough; you need a striking headline. By combining the right snapshot with headline cards from your hand, you publish a newspaper edition and score points. The game is a frantic race of positioning and card management, where you must carefully calculate how to divide the values of your cards among the characters to pull off the ideal move. Will you secure the definitive proof or just stay in the realm of rumors? Get your typewriter ready and happy hunting!
In the game, you'll need to coordinate the movement of gossipers, photographers, and the Devil Baby himself through the neighborhood. The dynamics revolve around command cards that allow you to move these characters. The challenge is to orchestrate the perfect encounter: you need the photographer and the Devil Baby to be in the same block to take the photo. But be careful, as opportunities are limited! Every time someone attempts a photo, that location is marked and can no longer be used for captures, forcing players to explore new areas of the map.
To win, a photo alone isn't enough; you need a striking headline. By combining the right snapshot with headline cards from your hand, you publish a newspaper edition and score points. The game is a frantic race of positioning and card management, where you must carefully calculate how to divide the values of your cards among the characters to pull off the ideal move. Will you secure the definitive proof or just stay in the realm of rumors? Get your typewriter ready and happy hunting!
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Publisher
Board Game Bureau
Designer
Rogério Lourenço
Artist
Izabella Lobosque
Is the game complex? Do I need a lot of experience?
Not at all! With a weight of 2/5, it's an entry-level game. The rules are simple, and you'll learn them within a few minutes of playing.
How long does a game last?
It's very quick, usually between 15 and 30 minutes, making it ideal for repeat plays or as a 'filler' between longer games.
How many people can play?
From 2 to 4 players. It works well in any configuration, though the competition for the map gets fiercer with more players.
Is the game cooperative?
No, it's competitive. You are fighting against other journalists to publish the story first and win the race for the scoop.
What happens if I take the wrong photo?
Some photos don't show the Devil Baby, but they allow you to perform other useful actions, so not every 'miss' is a waste of time!