(I don’t know if I won this game but by looking at the picture, I’m guessing it was a narrow loss.) Basic actionsĮach of your turns, you can assign your four basic actions.įight – if you have found beasts roaming around, you can fight one of them at random. Note that the red crosses, green tents and the black arrow – as well als the game box insert you see on the right – are custom additions to the game. An example of my set-up, about halfway into the first scenario (Castaways). In the solo game, the player pilots two characters (you pick from Explorer, Soldier, Cook and Carpenter) and has the help from Friday (a native) and the Dog (a dog – surprising, right?). How the game worksĮach player has two pawns that represent the actions your character can do on any given day. One time you’re building a signal fire to attract passing ships, in another scenario you’re rescuing a film crew from King Kong or trying to build a home for your family. Each scenario is very different from the next, forcing you to rethink what you know from the previous games. In Robinson Crusoe, players use a basic worker placement mechanic try to come up with a plan to survive – and win – any of seven different scenarios that come in the base box. Play type: Worker placement, adventure and exploration Photo courtesy of BGG-user W. Name: Robinson Crusoe – Adventures on the Cursed Island (2012)
That’s not a bed, that’s… sand? Looking around, you see the remnants of your ship scattered around you on this beach.
Come to think of it, you can’t exactly remember falling asleep either. Hmm… when you went to sleep, your body and clothes weren’t wet. Tender sunbeams stroke your face as you open your eyes.
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