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Discovering Europe

Discovering Europe

1996·Mary Gosling, Graham Gosling

2 - 6 players
0 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

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From the Manufacturer's website: Discovering Europe is the fun way to improve your geographical know-how while indulging in a spot of armchair traveling. Each player is dealt a number of City cards at the start and the aim is then to visit every one of those cities. The winner is the one who gets to all of them first. However, things are never simple when you travel and you may well encounter road blocks or be affected by chance. Chance cards can send you in entirely the opposite direction - to Minsk, for example, when you are hoping to get to Dublin - but they can also give you a free airline ticket or allow you to send another player to somewhere like Kishinev. If you're hazy about where exactly Kishinev is, then you certainly need to play Discovering Europe.

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About Discovering Europe

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From the Manufacturer's website: Discovering Europe is the fun way to improve your geographical know-how while indulging in a spot of armchair traveling. Each player is dealt a number of City cards at the start and the aim is then to visit every one of those cities. The winner is the one who gets to all of them first. However, things are never simple when you travel and you may well encounter road blocks or be affected by chance. Chance cards can send you in entirely the opposite direction - to Minsk, for example, when you are hoping to get to Dublin - but they can also give you a free airline ticket or allow you to send another player to somewhere like Kishinev. If you're hazy about where exactly Kishinev is, then you certainly need to play Discovering Europe.

Designers

Mary Gosling, Graham Gosling

Publisher

Gosling Games

Categories

EducationalTrivia

Mechanics

Roll and Move
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