Above and Below

2015 · Negoziazione

Above and Below

I giocatori fondano ed espandono un villaggio di frontiera in superficie, mentre organizzano spedizioni in una vasta caverna sotterranea. Su una plancia villaggio personale, i giocatori assegnano abitanti unici a lavori come costruire edifici, raccogliere risorse, addestrare apprendisti o unirsi alle avventure nella grotta. Le esplorazioni fanno scattare passaggi da un libro delle storie che presentano incontri e scelte influenzate dagli abitanti e dagli oggetti che accompagnano il gruppo. Risorse e scoperte alimentano la crescita del villaggio; alla fine della partita, il villaggio più sviluppato vince.

Giocatori
2–4 ideale in 3
Tempo di gioco
90 min
Età
13+
Complessità
2,5 / 5
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5,5/10

da 58 recensioni Ludoya

  • Evan2,5

    This is a really tight worker placement game where you don't have time to achieve what you want to do. In the game you are trying to make time to hire new workers, buy buildings, gather different goods and go adventuring. The adventuring mechanism is a big luck element. You send 2+ workers, draw a card, roll and die, and then another player finds the matching result number and reads the story snippet in the storybook along with two reactions the player can react with along with the difficulty rating of choosing that reaction. It's unusual, but possible to completely fail, as each worker sent rolls a d6 to see they contribute successes. Rewards can range from a few bucks, to valuable resources, to special characters. The unevenness in the value of the rewards can give certain players opportunity advantages over others. The obvious comparison for this game would be Tales of the Arabian Nights, which also uses a choose your own adventure style book, however the two games have very different feelings. In Arabian Nights, you have a character, and when you are presented with a story choice, you think, what would my character do in this situation? In Above and Below, you are mostly looking at the numbers. If one decision requires 4+ successes, and the other has a different result that would succeed with 3+ or 7+, what I'm doing is looking at how many successes I think I can roll based on the workers I sent on the adventure. Not as much at the story choice. This isn't a problem with the game per se, but initially I was thinking that this game would solve the problem of Arabian Nights, where it's mostly story and not much game. Nobody in my group felt particularly passionate about this game, but I'm excited to see where this style of game goes from here. :star: Art, Iconography and components functional :nostar: Clever or interesting mechanisms :star: Reasonably low downtime between turns with mildly AP players :nostar: Multiple plays stay interesting :star: Low or mitigatable luck elements :star::nostar::nostar::nostar::nostar: Raw enjoyment

  • Mestremuten6,0

    Rating: 3/5 Production value: 3/4 Is the game in my collection/Love to have?: 0/1

  • Elfrikijugon8,5

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Do I have to send exactly two villagers when I Explore, or can I send more?

You must send at least two villagers to explore, but you may send any number more and you roll one die per villager sent (page 6).

How do lanterns from die rolls and exerting villagers work — can a villager give zero lanterns?

Each villager’s die yields lanterns according to the thresholds on the cave card (low rolls give 1 lantern, high rolls give 2 — there is no zero), and you sum those lanterns to meet an explore number; you may then Exert villagers (move them to your injured area) to gain +1 lantern each (pages 6 and 8).

If I fail an Explore, what happens to the cave card and my villagers?

If you fail you gain no rewards, move any villagers remaining on the cave card to your exhausted area, and place the cave card on the bottom of the cave deck; apply any failure penalties printed in the encounter paragraph (page 8).

Can I perform Free Actions (like buying/selling a good) after I take a normal action on my turn?

Free actions may be performed any time before you take a normal action on your turn, but once you perform a normal action you may not take any free actions until a later turn (page 9).

How do beds, cider, and potions interact when resting villagers at the end of the round?

At round end you may first spend potions (move one injured→exhausted per potion) and ciders (move one exhausted→ready per cider); then each bed on your buildings lets you move one villager up one area (injured→exhausted or exhausted→ready); note some villagers (e.g., Metal Man) are exceptions (pages 10 and 12).

How does the Advancement Track affect income and scoring — which goods give me income each round?

Place goods left-to-right on the advancement track; the rightmost filled slot determines your current per-round income (the number at the top right of that slot), while the left number above each slot is the endgame points per good in that slot, and goods placed there cannot be removed (pages 12 and 10).

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