# Roar: King of the Pride

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2018
- **BGG Rating**: 6.2
- **BGG Rank**: #13310
- **Players**: 3-6 (Best with: 6)
- **Duration**: 60-90 min
- **Weight**: 2.00 / 5
- **Designers**: Daryl Andrews, Erica Bouyouris
- **Artists**: Vincent Dutrait
- **Publishers**: IDW Games
- **Categories**: Animals, Educational, Territory Building
- **Mechanics**: Area Majority / Influence, Worker Placement

## Verdict
If you enjoy strategy with a dash of unpredictability, Roar is your next game.Engaging territory controlChallenging resource managementHigh-quality componentsModerate complexityPlayer coordination requiredRECOMMENDED

## Description
In Roar: King of the Pride, the setting is the wilds of Africa, where lion prides battle for total continental dominance. Each game brings together three to six players who take control of a pride, managing resources, expanding territories, and breeding cubs to strengthen their king. The worker‑placement mechanic lets players send units to strategic locations, while the majority of pieces in a region determines who wields the influence. The game demands careful planning: you must balance food gathering, territory conquest, and family growth, all while watching your opponents’ secret objectives. Surprise comes into play when unexpected threats appear, potentially shifting the course of the match. If you enjoy games that blend strategy, competition, and a dash of unpredictability, Roar delivers an engaging experience, though it isn’t the most complex on the market. The component design is solid, featuring lion miniatures, action cards, and a board that portrays the African savanna in detail. The learning curve is moderate, making it accessible to casual gamers and intriguing for those seeking a more strategic contest. In short, Roar: King of the Pride is a territory‑control and resource‑management game that brings the thrill of African wildlife to the table, with a splash of strategy and surprise that keeps everyone on their toes.

## FAQ
### How many players can play the game?
Roar: King of the Pride is designed for 3 to 6 players, offering a flexible experience for small or large groups.

### What is the average game duration?
Each game lasts between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on player experience and adopted strategies.

### What is the game’s complexity level?
The complexity is moderate, suitable for those with some experience in strategy games but still accessible to beginners.

### What are the main components?
The game includes lion miniatures, action cards, territory tokens, a board depicting the African savanna, and resource pieces such as food.

### Who is the game recommended for?
Recommended for fans of territory control, resource management, and animal themes, especially lions and African ecosystems.

### How does the area influence mechanic work?
Players compete for the majority of pieces in specific areas; whoever controls the majority receives points or additional benefits.

### What is the main strategy to win?
Balance territorial expansion with family growth and resource control, while monitoring opponents’ secret objectives.