Cosmoctopus
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Cosmoctopus
Description
Description
| Designer |
Henry Audubon |
| Publisher | Paper Fort Games |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Playtime | 60-90 mins |
| Suggested Age | 10 and up |
Welcome, devotees! The celestial gaze of the Great Inky One falls upon you; do you have what it takes to be the most dedicated follower?
Cosmoctopus is an engine-building, tentacle-gathering board game for 1 to 4 devotees. Guide Cosmoctopus through the Inky Realm, a flexible configuration of tiles, to gather resources and obtain powerful cards that represent relics, scripture, hallucinations and constellations. Harness the power of these bizarre objects and experiences, craft potent card combinations and be the first to gain 8 tentacles to win!
Your turns are simple; the game’s excitement and depth lie in working out how best to use an ever-powerful hand of cards. Unlike some other engine-builders, you’ll be straight into the fun, upgrading your engine from turn one. With variable setup, easy ways to alter difficulty and optional solo and co-operative modes, Cosmoctopus offers a versatile tabletop experience, whatever your gaming tastes.
—description from the publisher
Customer Reviews
Cosmoctopus
I purchased this game on something of a whim and was very pleasantly surprised at how smooth the game play was. For the price point and box size there is quite the gaming experience to discover here. It gives me strong Splendor vibes as I gain cards to my play area which give me resources to play more cards in future turns. It's not just a Splendor re-theme as there are some interesting twists, but it all comes together incredibly well. So well, in fact, that I can easily compare it to a classic like Splendor! Our games have run a little longer than a Splendor game does but it's a similar complexity level. There is a bit more iconography though it's quick and easy to catch onto. The cards and theme are incredibly fun, too.
