If you enjoy an exploration adventure with route building and treasure hunting, Relic Runners might be your next find! It's a game that rewards planning and resource optimization.
- Engaging route building
- Clever resource management
- Unique player powers
- Captivating adventure theme
- Movement can be restrictive
- Initial learning curve
- Token luck involved
About the game
What you do in a play session
To achieve this, you'll need to chart clever routes across the board, connecting temples and ruins. But watch out for your supplies! Your movement is limited by rations, so planning well is essential. The good news is that you can mark paths to facilitate your future expeditions, making access to relics easier.
Your explorer's toolkit can also get a boost! With three possible upgrades, you unlock unique advantages and rule-bending abilities to get ahead in the jungle. When you visit a temple, you take a token that can yield immediate points or bonuses. When the last token from a temple is collected, a valuable relic appears, waiting for the quickest and most strategic explorer. Collecting sets of different relics yields many points, and creating long routes and traveling along them also rewards you. Pack your bags, sharpen your machete, and let the treasure hunt begin!
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