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Out of the Box Publishing  |  SKU: 100002

10 Days in Africa

€16.05 EUR
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Description
Designer Grafik Studio Krüger
Alan R. Moon
Aaron Weissblum
Publisher Out of the Box Publishing
Players 2-4
Playtime 30 mins
Suggested Age 10 and up
Honors 2004 Mensa Select Winner
Family 10 Days Series


You have 10 DAYS IN AFRICA™ – touring by plane, car, and on foot. Chart your course from start to finish using destination and transportation tiles. With a little luck and clever planning, you just might outwit your fellow travelers. The first traveler to make correct connections for a ten-day journey wins the game.

Tiles are arranged on a player's tray, then a new tile is drawn. It can be used to replace a tile on one of the "days." Then that tile or the drawn tile are discarded face-up to one of three discard piles. Tiles may not be rearranged, only replaced.

You must complete your journey correctly, connecting by
foot - bordering country tiles set side-by-side, 
air - countries of the same color with a same-colored airplane between them, or
automobile - a car can drive between two countries and a third country which borders them.

Whoever is the first to connect all 10 days wins the game.

 

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    Greg Van Geest
    Terrible

    This game has very little to offer. Game play is so simple it's boring. The game ends when 1 player has organized there's tiles to make a seamless trip across Africa. Because the tiles are hidden from other players, the game ends without warning making it very anti climactic. The only reason it's still in my collection is because it will be good for my kids to learn African geography when they are a little older.
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