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rating
Ludopedia
7.3
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
If you enjoy a worker placement with a unique theme that also makes you think about health, 'Consumption' is an excellent choice! It's a game that balances fun with a touch of awareness.
Highlights
- Original and engaging theme
- Solid worker placement mechanic
- High-quality components
- Accessible ruleset
- Strategic depth
Keep in mind
- Moderate language dependency
- Might be a niche theme
- Playtime can vary
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About the game
What you do in a play session
In 'Consumption: Food and Choices', we dive headfirst into the world of food and well-being, showing that balance is the key to a healthy life. Developed by a dietitian, the game is a super creative worker placement and resource management game that funnily addresses how our food choices impact the body. Over six rounds, players will hunt for ingredients, prepare delicious recipes, dine out, and engage in physical activities – all to balance 'calories in' with 'calories out'.
The main goal is to manage your body's needs as best as possible. Points are earned by completing recipes and participating in activities, but the real trick is to give your body what it truly needs to be happy and healthy. After all, neglecting your own health can bring undesirable consequences (and fewer points!). The game stands out for its unique and thematic presentation of food and health, with an impressive component count and strategic gameplay, yet with very accessible rules. It's proof that you can learn about well-being in a super fun and engaging way at the game table!
The main goal is to manage your body's needs as best as possible. Points are earned by completing recipes and participating in activities, but the real trick is to give your body what it truly needs to be happy and healthy. After all, neglecting your own health can bring undesirable consequences (and fewer points!). The game stands out for its unique and thematic presentation of food and health, with an impressive component count and strategic gameplay, yet with very accessible rules. It's proof that you can learn about well-being in a super fun and engaging way at the game table!
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Best player count
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1
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4
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Families
Publisher
Kolossal Games, Korokorodou, YOKA Games
Designer
Karen Knoblaugh
Artist
Chris Byer, Naomi Robinson
Community
Data from BoardGameGeek
894owners
318wishlist
43want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players can participate in 'Consumption: Food and Choices'?
'Consumption' can be played by 1 to 4 people, which is great for those who enjoy solo gaming or playing with a small group of friends.
What is the average playtime for a game?
A game typically takes between 60 and 60 minutes, so it's ideal for a gaming session without committing too much time.
What is the complexity level of the game?
On BoardGameGeek, the weight is 2.9583 out of 5, which indicates a medium complexity. It's a game with strategic depth, but with rules that are not overly complicated.
Does the game have many components?
Yes, the game is known for having a massive component count, which contributes to the immersion and visual experience.
Do I need a good level of English to play?
Ludopedia indicates a moderate language dependency. It's advisable to have a translated spreadsheet or cards to fully enjoy it if English isn't your strong suit.
Who is 'Consumption: Food and Choices' most suitable for?
It's perfect for those who enjoy resource management and worker placement games, especially those who appreciate unique and educational themes, with a touch of strategy and long-term planning.
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