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Our Verdict
Visual fun guaranteed for the family's little detectives!
Highlights
- Massive detailed maps
- Cooperative and family-friendly
- Easy to learn
- Amazing visual challenge
Keep in mind
- May have limited replayability
- Requires constant visual focus
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Grab your magnifying glass and call the crew, because the fun is guaranteed with MicroMacro: Kids – Wild Wild Weekend! If you're already familiar with the MicroMacro phenomenon, you know the secret lies in those massive, detail-packed maps. This version is tailor-made for little detectives, bringing an incredible visual experience that will captivate any child (and the adults hanging around too!). The goal is simple and exciting: you are a team of investigators trying to solve wacky mysteries happening on the map. Did that arrow end up in Harold's hat by accident? Who stole the gold digger's treasure? And most importantly: is Bigfoot really roaming the forest? To find out the truth, everyone needs to work together, following clues, observing every tiny detail in the scenery, and solving visual puzzles. It's pure deduction, where a keen eye is your best ally. Since this is a version designed for kids, the complexity has been adjusted to ensure a smooth and fun experience without the frustration. It's the perfect game to gather the family around the table, with everyone collaborating to crack the cases. Get ready for a quick, dynamic, and surprise-filled investigation adventure hidden in every corner of the map. It's guaranteed fun for anyone who loves a good visual challenge!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Edition Spielwiese
Designer
Johannes Sich
Artist
Daniel Goll, Johannes Sich, Tobias Jochinke
What is the recommended age?
As it's the Kids version, it's ideal for young children, but adults will have a blast too!
Is the game too hard?
Not at all! It's been adjusted to be accessible and fun for kids.
Can I play solo?
Absolutely! It includes rules for solo play.
How long does a game last?
It's quite quick, between 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the mystery.
How many players can play?
1 to 4 players working together.