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Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
For those who enjoy a roll-and-write with a maritime adventure theme, Voyages is a super versatile pick that surprises with its scalability!
Highlights
- Engaging maritime adventure
- Scales to many players
- Ongoing free content
- Simple to learn
Keep in mind
- Requires printing
- Dice luck involved
- Theme might not appeal
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready for an open-sea maritime adventure with Voyages! This 'roll-and-write' game puts you in command of a ship, where every decision counts. All you need is a printed game sheet, a pencil, and three dice (provided by one player). Each round, three dice are rolled, and all players choose one die to set their sailing direction, another for the distance traveled, and the last for crew duties. The goal? Explore unknown islands, trade valuable goods, and train your sailors to face dangers like the mysterious Dread. The cool part is that Voyages can be played by a huge crowd, from 1 to 100+ people, either in person or virtually. And the fun doesn't stop there: the game is designed to receive free expansion content, keeping the adventure always fresh. It's perfect for those who enjoy quick games with a touch of luck and plenty of strategy to manage resources and routes. If you like open-sea challenges and want an experience that scales to any group size, Voyages is the right choice!
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Postmark Games
Designer
Matthew Dunstan, Rory Muldoon
Artist
Rory Muldoon
Community
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65want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many people can play Voyages?
Voyages is incredibly flexible, playable by 1 to over 100 people! It's perfect for any group size, from a solo session to a game night party.
How long does a game of Voyages take?
A game of Voyages typically takes between 20 to 30 minutes, making it ideal for those seeking a quick and engaging experience.
What do I need to play Voyages?
You'll need a printed game sheet, a pencil, and three dice. One player usually provides the dice.
Is the game difficult to learn?
No, Voyages is quite easy to pick up. The rules are straightforward, and the roll-and-write mechanic is intuitive, allowing you to start playing quickly.
Is there extra content for the game?
Yes! The game is designed to receive additional expansion content for free, which helps keep the experience fresh and renewed.
Is it a competitive or cooperative game?
Voyages is primarily a competitive game, where each captain aims to score the most points. However, the mechanic of everyone playing with the same rolled dice can create a sense of shared challenge.
Is there significant language dependency?
Language dependency is minimal. The rules and board are easy to understand, and any essential text can be quickly memorized.
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