Board game Old World and Code of Nines - The End of the World and Remembrance of Azure - International Edition

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Product Description ■ Although it is a highly difficult game to play, "The Tragedy RoOper" has become very popular due to its unique and deep gameness, the ambitious theme of "loop thing" and the setting.
The next work by BakaFireParty, who produced "The Tragedy RoOper", is "OWACON," a game of reasoning and tactics in which players play while searching for scoring conditions and winning conditions.
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At the start of the game, players receive two cards with a mission.
A mission refers to the scoring conditions and losing conditions in this game.
Each player's card and all conditions are applied to determine whether the game will win or lose.
Each player moves forward in a variety of ways.
It is of course important to act in accordance with your conditions, but it is also important to explore the conditions written on other players' cards and all conditions are applied.
Each player moves forward in a variety of ways.
It is of course important to act in accordance with your conditions.
It is also important to explore the conditions written on other players' cards.
It will be very difficult to find additional conditions while satisfying the scoring conditions.
Aim to win the game by controlling the "information war" tactics.
■ Game Overview ■
Number of players : 3-4
Play time : 30-40 minutes
Designer : BakaFire

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Board 1
Location card 4
Tip 48
Player marker 17
Player sheet 4
Memory list (Japanese / English / German / French) 4 each
score sheet 1 set
Instruction manual (Japanese / English / German / French) 1 copy each
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