8.8
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Ludopedia
7.6
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love survival games with a pinch of mischief and fast-paced action.
Highlights
- Direct and competitive interaction
- Engaging winter theme
- Simple and fluid rules
- Balance between luck and strategy
Keep in mind
- Reliance on dice luck
- Interaction can be aggressive
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Imagine this: the entire world has turned into a giant freezer, and you're just trying not to become a popsicle. In Nevasca, you and your friends are trapped in a frozen wasteland, and the only thing standing between you and hypothermia is your cabin. The goal is simple, but the execution is tense: you need to stockpile food to survive. The first player to play 6 Food cards wins the game and secures their dinner!
But don't think it's just about sitting back and watching the snow fall. To build your stockpile, you'll need to explore the landscape, discover mystical artifacts hidden beneath the ice, and recruit allies and animal companions. These helpers are essential for fortifying your shelter and ensuring you aren't caught off guard by the relentless effects of the blizzard, which strikes everyone every single round.
The real spice of the game lies in the interaction. Nevasca isn't a peaceful walk in the park; it's a competitive experience where 'Take That' strategies shine. If your neighbor's pantry is full, why not find a way to steal those resources? The game blends the luck of the dice with clever hand management, requiring you to plan your moves carefully to resist both the elements and the malice of other survivors.
Will you focus on defending and fortifying your cabin, or will you go on the offensive to sabotage the competition? With fast-paced gameplay and a fantasy vibe, the game perfectly balances survival tension with the joy of messing with your friends. It's the kind of game where luck can give you a boost, but cunning hand management is what truly decides who survives the harsh winter. Grab your coat, call your crew, and try not to starve while the blizzard consumes everything around you!
But don't think it's just about sitting back and watching the snow fall. To build your stockpile, you'll need to explore the landscape, discover mystical artifacts hidden beneath the ice, and recruit allies and animal companions. These helpers are essential for fortifying your shelter and ensuring you aren't caught off guard by the relentless effects of the blizzard, which strikes everyone every single round.
The real spice of the game lies in the interaction. Nevasca isn't a peaceful walk in the park; it's a competitive experience where 'Take That' strategies shine. If your neighbor's pantry is full, why not find a way to steal those resources? The game blends the luck of the dice with clever hand management, requiring you to plan your moves carefully to resist both the elements and the malice of other survivors.
Will you focus on defending and fortifying your cabin, or will you go on the offensive to sabotage the competition? With fast-paced gameplay and a fantasy vibe, the game perfectly balances survival tension with the joy of messing with your friends. It's the kind of game where luck can give you a boost, but cunning hand management is what truly decides who survives the harsh winter. Grab your coat, call your crew, and try not to starve while the blizzard consumes everything around you!
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Publisher
Glyptodon, MeepleBR
Designer
Arthur Deboni, Matheus Mascarello
Artist
Daisy Haas
Is the game very complex?
Not at all! With a weight of 2/5, it's very accessible. If you know basic card games, you'll pick up Nevasca in no time.
How long does a game last?
Usually between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on how much time you spend trying to steal food from each other!
Does it work well with 2 players?
Yes, the game supports 2 to 5 players, but the fun ramps up when there are more people to sabotage.
Is it a cooperative game?
No, it's fully competitive. You fight against nature, but your biggest enemy is the other players.
What is needed to win?
Victory is decided by the first person to play 6 Food cards in their cabin.