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Ludopedia
6.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
Enjoy a quick, thematic game about the genius Da Vinci? OMNIA takes you on a Renaissance journey with drafting and card collection!
Highlights
- Engaging Renaissance theme
- Drafting and set collection mechanics
- Fast-paced and portable
- Excellent PnP value
Keep in mind
- Drafting luck can matter
- Objectives can be tight
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It might seem like you're just playing cards, but in OMNIA, you're diving into the brilliant mind of Leonardo da Vinci! This card game transports you to the Italian Renaissance, where you'll collect artworks, inventions, and even mingle with historical figures of the era. It's a quick affair: 6 rounds to show who knows more about art and science.
At the start, things get interesting with an open draft: you build your strategic hand while observing what others are picking. Each round is an optimization challenge: you play an action card that allows you to do up to two things, like grabbing a City card to advance on your journey, snatching an Artwork or Invention, or securing some coins. The goal? Fulfill the game's objectives, which change each time you play.
This is a game that fits in your pocket and your schedule, ideal for those who enjoy a quick, thematic challenge. If you like games with great art, a historical touch, and mechanics that make you think without overwhelming you, OMNIA might become your new favorite. Prepare for a duel of Renaissance intellect and see if you can outsmart your rivals in the art of collecting Da Vinci's legacy. It's a swift journey, but full of discoveries!
At the start, things get interesting with an open draft: you build your strategic hand while observing what others are picking. Each round is an optimization challenge: you play an action card that allows you to do up to two things, like grabbing a City card to advance on your journey, snatching an Artwork or Invention, or securing some coins. The goal? Fulfill the game's objectives, which change each time you play.
This is a game that fits in your pocket and your schedule, ideal for those who enjoy a quick, thematic challenge. If you like games with great art, a historical touch, and mechanics that make you think without overwhelming you, OMNIA might become your new favorite. Prepare for a duel of Renaissance intellect and see if you can outsmart your rivals in the art of collecting Da Vinci's legacy. It's a swift journey, but full of discoveries!
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Publisher
(Web published), Demoela Giochi, Studiolabo
Designer
Cristian Confalonieri
Artist
Roberta Esposito
What is the average playtime for OMNIA?
A game of OMNIA typically lasts between 10 to 20 minutes, making it quite fast.
How many players can play OMNIA?
The game is designed for 2 to 4 players.
Is OMNIA a difficult game to learn?
No, its complexity is considered low (2/5 on BGG), making it ideal for those seeking something lighter and more accessible.
What are the main components of OMNIA?
OMNIA is a card game, focusing on the strategy of which cards to collect and how to use your actions.
Who would you recommend OMNIA to?
It's perfect for those who enjoy quick games with a historical/artistic theme, drafting and set collection mechanics, and for those who like the idea of a print-and-play game.
Does the game have a lot of player interaction?
Interaction mainly occurs through the open draft, where you might take cards an opponent wanted, and in the race for common objectives.
Can OMNIA be played solo?
OMNIA is designed for multiplayer and does not have an official solo mode.