Animotion

Animotion

2014Bruno Faidutti, Nathalie Grandperrin

3 - 8 players
20 min
1.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Don't be afraid of looking silly because that's the only way you'll let others discover your true animal nature. To set up Animotion, which was first released as Animal Suspect, lay out six animal cards and six expression cards on the game board next to the die faces numbered 1-6. On a turn, one player rolls two dice in secret, looks at the cards matching the numbers rolled, then imitates this particular combination as best they can. Will they be a shy mosquito? An attentive walrus? An amorous octopus? Whoever guesses the proper combination first wins a card, along with the imitator, and whoever collects the most cards wins.

There are no videos for this game yet.

Creators who cover this

Bruno Faidutti
Bruno Faidutti
1 video of this game

Games like this

2005Bruno Faidutti, Alan R. Moon

Videos
58
Creators
50
Mainly reviews

3 - 8 players20 - 40 min1.1 weight

2015Bruno Cathala, Bruno Faidutti

Videos
53
Creators
44
Mainly reviews

2 players30 min2.1 weight

2016Bruno Faidutti

Videos
53
Creators
42
Mainly reviews

2 - 8 players30 - 60 min2.1 weight

About Animotion

From BoardGameGeek:

Don't be afraid of looking silly because that's the only way you'll let others discover your true animal nature. To set up Animotion, which was first released as Animal Suspect, lay out six animal cards and six expression cards on the game board next to the die faces numbered 1-6. On a turn, one player rolls two dice in secret, looks at the cards matching the numbers rolled, then imitates this particular combination as best they can. Will they be a shy mosquito? An attentive walrus? An amorous octopus? Whoever guesses the proper combination first wins a card, along with the imitator, and whoever collects the most cards wins.

Designers

Bruno Faidutti, Nathalie Grandperrin

Artists

Marek Bláha, Pablo Fontagnier, Christophe Swal

Categories

AnimalsChildren's GameParty Game

Mechanics

Dice RollingRole Playing
View on BoardGameGeek ›