Smash Up: World Tour – Culture Shock
26,00 €
TTC
The World Tour continues!
In order to see every continent on our world tour, we just had to include five factions! One entire free faction of fun for the price of four!
Culture Shock takes us through the folk and fairy tales of: Russia, where minions are frequently transformed; West Africa, where sharing stories and cards is valued; and Germany, where uniting characters from the same tale gives multiple benefits.
The World Tour continues!
In order to see every continent on our world tour, we just had to include five factions! One entire free faction of fun for the price of four!
Culture Shock takes us through the folk and fairy tales of: Russia, where minions are frequently transformed; West Africa, where sharing stories and cards is valued; and Germany, where uniting characters from the same tale gives multiple benefits. We also look at the incredible histories of: the Inca Empire, known for its roads and monumental architecture; and Polynesians, who spread out on as many islands as possible.
Culture Shock is fully compatible with all previous Smash Up expansions.
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2 Produits
Fiche technique
- Nombre minimum de joueurs
- 2
- Nombre maximum de joueurs
- 4
- âge
- 14+
- Temps de jeu
- 30 - 60 minutes
- Langue
- English
- Dépendante du langage
- Utilisation intensive du texte
- Un jeu de
- Paul Peterson
- Combien de joueurs?
- Pour 2
- Combien de joueurs?
- Petits groupes (2-4)
- Illustré par
- Gong Studios
- Illustré par
- Francisco Rico Torres
- Illustré par
- Gunship Revolution
- Type de jeu
- Jeu de cartes
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The World Tour continues!
In order to see every continent on our world tour, we just had to include five factions! One entire free faction of fun for the price of four!
Culture Shock takes us through the folk and fairy tales of: Russia, where minions are frequently transformed; West Africa, where sharing stories and cards is valued; and Germany, where uniting characters from the same tale gives multiple benefits.