Incan Gold - Recovering the Ancient Artifacts (2024 Edition)
The new edition of Incan Gold features all-new art by Mila Harbar, and includes the New Dangers expansion. This includes a new Assist action to throw a wrench into others’... (read more)
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mostly positive, 70% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
20 minutes
Published
2024
Age
8+
Publisher
Eagle-Gryphon Games
Players
3 to 8 players
Designers
Alan R. Moon and Bruno Faidutti
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Adventure, Exploration, Archaeology / Paleontology, Push Your Luck, Bruno Faidutti, and Eagle-Gryphon Games
Description
The new edition of Incan Gold features all-new art by Mila Harbar, and includes the New Dangers expansion. This includes a new Assist action to throw a wrench into others’ plans, and Event cards that switch up gameplay each round.
A local university in Peru has reported that the excavation site of an Incan temple is about to collapse. They have hired an expedition to venture into the ruins to recover artifacts rumored to be in the temple before they are lost forever. Players will explore the hazardous ruins of the temple in five rounds, recovering gems and artifacts while pressing their luck with how deep into the temple they will explore, thus risking the loss of everything they have collected during that round. The player who discovers the most treasure wins!
Incan Gold is an award-winning game in which players push their luck as they head into a ruined temple, attempting to recover the most gems and artifacts. Each turn, a card is turned over that with new treasures or a new hazard. Players can attempt to escape, keeping the loot that they’ve acquired, or stay in the temple, hoping for more reward. As players escape, those in the temple will acquire bigger shares of new treasures found, but also run the risk of being forced to drop it all and flee if the same hazard card is drawn twice. The tension mounts as players decide whether to explore or exit. Up to eight people can play this game, making it a great game for parties and other gatherings. With quality components and a compelling theme, Incan Gold will be the first choice of large groups looking for a fun filled game.
Components:
Rulebook
35 Quest cards
16 Explore and Exit cards
5 Temple cards
8 Folded Tents
110 Gems
“New Dangers” Expansion:
8 Assist Cards
9 Event Cards
A local university in Peru has reported that the excavation site of an Incan temple is about to collapse. They have hired an expedition to venture into the ruins to recover artifacts rumored to be in the temple before they are lost forever. Players will explore the hazardous ruins of the temple in five rounds, recovering gems and artifacts while pressing their luck with how deep into the temple they will explore, thus risking the loss of everything they have collected during that round. The player who discovers the most treasure wins!
Incan Gold is an award-winning game in which players push their luck as they head into a ruined temple, attempting to recover the most gems and artifacts. Each turn, a card is turned over that with new treasures or a new hazard. Players can attempt to escape, keeping the loot that they’ve acquired, or stay in the temple, hoping for more reward. As players escape, those in the temple will acquire bigger shares of new treasures found, but also run the risk of being forced to drop it all and flee if the same hazard card is drawn twice. The tension mounts as players decide whether to explore or exit. Up to eight people can play this game, making it a great game for parties and other gatherings. With quality components and a compelling theme, Incan Gold will be the first choice of large groups looking for a fun filled game.
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- Matthias Catrein
- Claus Stephan
- Paul Mafayon
- Christof Tisch
- Jörg Asselborn
- Prapach Lapamnuaysap
- Robert Islas
