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Our Verdict
A visually stunning and highly dynamic spatial bidding puzzle!
Highlights
- Stunning Beth Sobel artwork
- Unique spatial bidding mechanic
- Highly interactive gameplay
- Great replayability via modularity
Keep in mind
- Can get quite competitive
- Requires careful positioning
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Step into a whimsical, moonlit forest brought to life by the stunning artwork of Beth Sobel! In Nocturne, you play as a sly fox mystic on a quest to collect enchanted items and gain prestige. This game is a clever blend of spatial bidding and set collection, where positioning is key. Each turn, you use numbered tokens to cast spells, attempting to secure the best treasures—like glowing mushrooms, firebird feathers, or rare herbs—before your rivals can snatch them away. It's not just about grabbing items; you must strategically decide when to use your strongest spells and when to hold back. The forest itself is modular, ensuring a fresh experience every time, with different scoring goals for the twilight and moonlight phases. Beyond just collecting sets, you can combine items to fulfill magical recipes for extra points. If your spellcasting falls short, you can always make an offering to the forest sprites—those adorable magical mice—to expand your collection. Nocturne is a fast-paced, highly interactive, and visually captivating experience that keeps you on your toes!
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Publisher
Flatout Games, Alderac Entertainment Group, CMON Global Limited, Gémklub, KOSMOS, Little Rocket Games, Lucky Duck Games, Maldito Games, White Goblin Games
Designer
David Iezzi
Artist
Beth Sobel
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How long does a game take?
Usually between 30 to 45 minutes, making it quite quick.
How many players can play?
1 to 4 players, and it works great in solo mode!
What is the complexity level?
It's a medium-light weight game, easy to learn but with strategic depth.
Are the components beautiful?
Absolutely! The Beth Sobel artwork is one of its highlights.
Is it a highly aggressive game?
It's interactive; you'll compete for items, but the focus remains on your collection.