Aquarius: The Card Game of Elemental Connections is a card game that plays a little like classic dominoes but with modifications to make it easier for younger kids as well as unique components to make the gameplay more interesting for older players. Watch our full review and read more about it on TTPM.com For full review and shopping info► [ Ссылка ]
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Aquarius: The Card Game of Elemental Connections is a card game from the makers of Fluxx, Looney Labs.
Aquarius plays a lot like a classic game of dominoes only instead of domino tiles you play with cards, and instead of connecting dots, you are connecting much more psychedelic elements. The game features 79 cards. There are three types of cards: goal cards, element cards, and action cards.
Goal cards feature one of the five elements: earth, air, fire, water, and space.
Element cards feature different arrangements and combinations of the five elements.
Action cards: There are six different types of action cards shuffled into the deck, which---as you might have guessed---can shake up the gameplay. With the Trade Goals and Trade Hands cards, you will swap goals or hands with the player of your choice. Rotate Goals forces all players to rotate their goals. Move a Card allows you to rearrange the cards in the gaming area to your advantage by moving a card of your choice. Shuffle Hands lets you collect all players� cards then redeal them. With Zap a Card, remove a card from the table and add it in your hand.
Goal: Create a series of seven connected cards featuring your goal element to win.
How to play:
Each player is dealt a goal card and two playing cards to start. The rest of the cards are shuffled, one is flipped to the center of the gaming area to begin the game. Playing up the fun hippy vibes of the game's artwork and tapping into the era, the player with the longest hair goes first. Gameplay, as previously mentioned, is a lot like dominoes in which players take turns trying to match an element to the cards already placed in the gaming area. Each player plays a card from his/her hand, then draws a new card.
To make a connection, you only need to have one symbol on both cards align in order to play a card. There are, however, bonuses to making multiple connections in a single play. For each additional connection you make, you get to draw one bonus card for your hand.
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