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Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's Manor

ThinkFun · 2015

BGG #3391
3–890 min6.6
What are “Escape the Room” games? Escape the Room games began as digital adventures and quickly turned into real-life events all around the world where players are locked in a room and must uncover clues and hidden objects to escape. ThinkFun’s version of Escape the Room allows you to bring all the excitement of these experiences into your very own home! The Mystery: It’s 1869 and the town’s well-respected astronomer has not been seen since the untimely passing of his wife. Recently, strange things have been happening at his manor – loud and unfamiliar noises, an unpleasant smell, and smoke billowing from the observatory. It’s up to you and your guests to solve the mystery at the Stargazer’s Manor! The Objective: Spend an evening working with your guests to solve puzzles, unlock hidden clues, and unravel the mystery of the Stargazer’s Manor. Will you and your guests be able to solve the mystery and save the astronomer before time runs out?
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Catan: Portable Edition

999 Games · 2002

BGG #3399
3–490 min6.7
Settlers of Catan Travel Edition is, as the name says, a Travel Edition of The Settlers of Catan. The rules of the game are the same, but there are some changes between the two editions: No Expansions: In the Travel Edition it is not possible to add any expansions to the regular game, so it is a 3 or 4 players game only. Pre-determined Desert location: The hex containing the Desert is always in the middle of the board. Pre-determined numbers: The numbers for production are in fixed locations on the board. That is a natural follow up to the previous item. Pre-determined port location: Although the type of port at a given location may vary, the port sites themselves are in fixed locations. So the numbers for production, where a port exists, are always the same, and there is never a port near the Desert. Snap in bits: The roads, villages and cities are all snapped into the board during game play, so it is difficult to mess with the board. The Robber, however, sits freely on the board, and, as you need somewhere to throw the dice, you may prefer a table upon which to play the Travel Edition (although the box top or box insert could be used as a dice tray). Belongs to the Catan Series.
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Warmachine

Privateer Press · 2003

BGG #3401
2–460 min7.3
Warmachine --steam-powered miniatures combat-- is a table-top miniatures game published by Privateer Press. Players take on the role of an elite soldier-sorcerer known as a warcaster. While a warcaster and his army is a formidable force on the battlefield, a warcaster's true strength is in their ability to magically control and coordinate the actions of their mighty warjacks steam-powered combat automatons that represent the pinnacle of military might in the Iron Kingdoms. Rule books Warmachine Prime Remix is a full-color revised version of the Warmachine rules and includes all the rules (but not model stats) introduced in the first three expansions. Warmachine Prime Mk II is the second edition of the rule set for Warmachine rules and includes all the rules and model stats for all models from Warmachine Prime Remix and one additional heavy warjack for each of the four factions.