Cartagena #2 - The Pirate's Nest
In the first Cartagena game, the players, as pirates, attempted to flee prison by making their way through a tunnel to a boat waiting for them at the end of... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mixed, 62% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
30 minutes
Published
2007
Age
8+
Publisher
Rio Grande Games
Players
2 to 5 players
Designer
Leo Colovini
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Pirates, Nautical, Hand Management, Modular Board, Race, and Action Points
Description
In the first Cartagena game, the players, as pirates, attempted to flee prison by making their way through a tunnel to a boat waiting for them at the end of the tunnel. But simply reaching the boat does not mean they have escaped as re-capture is always possible, perhaps, even likely. They will not be really safe until they reach their Pirate's Nest on Tortuga.
Each player leads a group of pirates to Pirate's Nest on Tortuga. The path leads the pirates through wild jungle and across the waters of open ocean to the island of Tortuga. In addition to the innate perils of the trip are the other pirates, as each group wants to be the first to arrive at Pirate's Nest and will do what they can to slow the others' progress. As soon as one player has all his pirates in Pirate's Nest, he can raise the Jolly Roger and win the game.
Each player leads a group of pirates to Pirate's Nest on Tortuga. The path leads the pirates through wild jungle and across the waters of open ocean to the island of Tortuga. In addition to the innate perils of the trip are the other pirates, as each group wants to be the first to arrive at Pirate's Nest and will do what they can to slow the others' progress. As soon as one player has all his pirates in Pirate's Nest, he can raise the Jolly Roger and win the game.
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Game's Categories
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Publishers
- Rio Grande Games
- Venice Connection
- Winning Moves Germany
- Corfix
- Nilco S.A.
Designer
Artist
- Christoph Clasen
