Robo Rally (1st Printing)
RoboRally is a fast-moving robot race. Each player tries to be the first to cross a series of checkpoints by maneuvering a robot across the floor of the "Grid Widget... (continuer à lire)
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Noble Knight GamesTemps de jeu
30 minutes
Publié en
2005
Age
12+
Éditeur
Avalon Hill
Joueurs
2 to 8 joueurs
Concepteur
Style de jeu
impliqué
Catégories du jeu
Science Fiction, Avalon Hill et Family Game
Description
RoboRally is a fast-moving robot race. Each player tries to be the first to cross a series of checkpoints by maneuvering a robot across the floor of the "Grid Widget Factory." The course is laced with perils such as lasers, crushers, missile launchers, and conveyer belts.
Instead of one board, RoboRally comes with four two-sided game boards that can be arranged in hundreds of ways to create an almost endless variety of racecourses. Each race is a new challenge!
Remember that this race is taking place in the robot factory. The factory floor is filled with machinery that's handy to have when you're making robots but not so helpful when you're racing from here to there. Walls, conveyor belts, rotating platforms, pits, and lasers are among the hazards that make races interesting at Widget Manufacturing.
Besides the different board arrangements, the racecourse can be different sizes. The Course Manual shows 34 courses varying from simple, one-board layouts to monster, four-board marathons. There are ten beginner courses, nineteen expert courses, and five team courses. Each course is rated as short, medium, or long; as easy, mid, or hard; and for the optimum number of players.
The 2005 edition of RoboRally includes new design and play mechanics that differ from the game's original 1994 release, but it's still completely compatible with the first edition.
This game of mechanized mayhem has maintained a dedicated following of fans and fanatics in game clubs, play-by-mail forums, and internet communities.
Here's what comes in your RoboRally box:
1 Rulebook containing
•10 pages of rules
•24 pages of racecourse layouts
110 cards
•26 Option Cards
•84 Program Cards
116 tokens
•40 Life Tokens
•60 Damage Tokens
•8 Power Down Tokens
•8 Archive Markers
The Boards
•4 two-sided Factory Floor Boards
•1 two-sided Docking Bay Board
•2 Factory Floor Guides
8 Flags with Number Stickers
8 Plastic Robots
8 Program Sheets
1 Sand Timer
Instead of one board, RoboRally comes with four two-sided game boards that can be arranged in hundreds of ways to create an almost endless variety of racecourses. Each race is a new challenge!
Remember that this race is taking place in the robot factory. The factory floor is filled with machinery that's handy to have when you're making robots but not so helpful when you're racing from here to there. Walls, conveyor belts, rotating platforms, pits, and lasers are among the hazards that make races interesting at Widget Manufacturing.
Besides the different board arrangements, the racecourse can be different sizes. The Course Manual shows 34 courses varying from simple, one-board layouts to monster, four-board marathons. There are ten beginner courses, nineteen expert courses, and five team courses. Each course is rated as short, medium, or long; as easy, mid, or hard; and for the optimum number of players.
The 2005 edition of RoboRally includes new design and play mechanics that differ from the game's original 1994 release, but it's still completely compatible with the first edition.
This game of mechanized mayhem has maintained a dedicated following of fans and fanatics in game clubs, play-by-mail forums, and internet communities.
Here's what comes in your RoboRally box:
•10 pages of rules
•24 pages of racecourse layouts
•26 Option Cards
•84 Program Cards
•40 Life Tokens
•60 Damage Tokens
•8 Power Down Tokens
•8 Archive Markers
•4 two-sided Factory Floor Boards
•1 two-sided Docking Bay Board
•2 Factory Floor Guides
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