Trent Howell
We're all about family fun time. Board games and card games are a great way to have face-to-face interactions with your family.
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We're all about family fun time. Board games and card games are a great way to have face-to-face interactions with your family.
So when I heard about a new game hitting Kickstarter this week that revolves around African safari animals, Serengeti, my interest was piqued. A: Serengeti is a cooperative board game for the whole family. The game took us 5 minutes to play and my friends looked at me like, “Is that it? This donation gives people the opportunity to help and gives Serengeti a bigger purpose than being just a board game.
The first thing you’ll notice about a Spoaster is the stable holder and base. We’ve set them out next to the cups (and other snacks) so when people go over to grab a drink, they’ve naturally grabbed a Spoaster to go with it. Even though that amount of space isn’t ideal, it’s kind of the price to pay for having such a stable base. Having a cup at the table already takes up ~ 2.5 inches in diameter at the base.
Then all players carefully verify their patterns against the revealed Mission card starting with the player who took the highest value point token. For example, set out a set of point token for the young players and a different set for the older players. Players who want to play at a high challenge level are also free to play with all Level 5 Mission cards if they wish. Layers scores well on our “let’s play again” game meter not because it’s a game with a lot of variety, but rather because it’s so approachable to players of all ages.
The sand timer is flipped and everyone has 1 minute to arrange their 9 tiles in a 3 x 3 grid — trying to create zones of the same color planets as well as connected lines of asteroids (small grey lines of circles). Green (vegetation) zones score 1 point for each zone with 3 to 5 planets, 3 points for each zone with 6 to 8 planets, and 5 points for each zone with 9 or more planets. Blue (ice) zones score 2 points for each zone with 2 to 4 planets, 4 points for each zone with 5 to 7 planets, and 6 points for each zone with 8 or more planets. • Orange (desert) zones get 2 points for zones with 2 to 3 planets, 5 points for zones with 4 to 6 planets, and 7 points for zones with 7 or more planets.