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Our Verdict
A frantic desert race perfect for fans of territory control and combat!
Highlights
- Dynamic and fast-paced
- Great replayability
- Intense strategic conflicts
- Quick game tempo
Keep in mind
- Can be highly competitive
- Requires constant focus
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Get ready to travel back in time and dive into a relentless desert! In Zoar, you aren't just a player, but a tribe leader striving to survive and dominate the ancient cities of the plains. The setting is one of pure power struggle between four tribes that refuse to lose territory or influence. The tension is constant, as there are two ways to win: you can be the first to return a sacred relic to your capital or become the ultimate destroyer by taking down a specific number of enemy cities.
The game dynamically blends the need for resource and movement management with the chaos of territorial combat. You'll need to navigate your troops across the grid, decide which areas to influence, and, of course, keep a close eye on your opponents to avoid being blindsided. The 'pick-up and deliver' mechanic comes into play with the relic hunt, adding a layer of race-against-the-clock excitement. Additionally, each tribe leader comes with unique abilities, ensuring that no two games are ever the same. It's the kind of game where unstable diplomacy quickly turns into armies clashing for absolute glory. If you enjoy strategy games that blend movement, area control, and a touch of combat, Zoar will keep you hooked from start to finish!
The game dynamically blends the need for resource and movement management with the chaos of territorial combat. You'll need to navigate your troops across the grid, decide which areas to influence, and, of course, keep a close eye on your opponents to avoid being blindsided. The 'pick-up and deliver' mechanic comes into play with the relic hunt, adding a layer of race-against-the-clock excitement. Additionally, each tribe leader comes with unique abilities, ensuring that no two games are ever the same. It's the kind of game where unstable diplomacy quickly turns into armies clashing for absolute glory. If you enjoy strategy games that blend movement, area control, and a touch of combat, Zoar will keep you hooked from start to finish!
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Vesuvius Media
Designer
Andreas Katelanos
Artist
Luís Brueh, Shaun Ellis
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How long does a game take?
Usually between 30 to 45 minutes; it's a very fast-paced game!
How complex is the game?
It's a light-weight game (2/5), so it's easy to learn but requires real strategy.
How many players can play?
2 to 4 players, and it works great with 4 players.
Is the game very aggressive?
Yes, combat and destroying cities are central parts of winning.
Who would you recommend this to?
For those who enjoy area control, movement, and have a taste for ancient themes.