Genotype : A Mendelian Genetics Game - Collector's Edition [with Japanese translation]

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Product Description :
Gregor Mendel, a monk of the Augustinian Society who was active in the 19 th century, is said to have discovered modern genetics through the study of peas.
In the Genotype 』, the player is a research fellow at the monastery where Mendel conducted his experiments.
The genotype 』 plays for five rounds, each consisting of three phases (work phase, breeding phase, and research improvement phase).
The player is responsible for gardens of peas with different genetic characteristics. The characteristics are indicated by a pair of alphabets called the genotype.
The purpose of the game is to make the characteristics of the plant he is growing effective by taking a die that matches the characteristics.
The characteristics are covered by a characteristic marker to show the progress of the study.
When all the characteristics of the plant are covered, the plant is covered with the points written in the upper right corner of the card.
After five rounds, the points in the pea study and the remaining coins are added up. The player with the most points wins!
■ Game Summary ■
Players : 1 to 5
Target age : 14 years or older
Play time : 45 to 90 minutes
Designer : John Coveyou

1 game board
20 seed dice
8 gene tiles
1 start track marker
34 characteristic markers
20 coins
5 new partition tiles
50 pea cards
, 25 tool cards
, 10 assistant cards
12 solo cards (9 automatic cards, 3 solo-rule summary cards)
5 play mats (1 each of 5 colors)
1 copy of the Scientific Background Booklet
[Additional Components for Collectors]
2 alternative inheritance overlays 『 『