Dream Catcher

Dream Catcher

2020Laurent Escoffier, David Franck

2 - 4 players
15 min
1.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

There is nothing worse than a nightmare to spoil a good night's sleep! In Dream Catcher, use your observation skills to choose the best cuddly toy that will fully cover the disruptive nightmare. Dream Catcher is a board game for the aged 4 years and up. Dive into your dreams and on each your turns, choose the right cuddly toy to fully cover the nightmare's shape. But observe closely because the smaller your cuddly toy is, the more it will bring you Dream tokens to fill your cloud! To win the game, be the first player(s) to fill your cloud. A cooperative variant for the aged 3 years and up is included in the game box. -description from the publisher

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About Dream Catcher

From BoardGameGeek:

There is nothing worse than a nightmare to spoil a good night's sleep! In Dream Catcher, use your observation skills to choose the best cuddly toy that will fully cover the disruptive nightmare. Dream Catcher is a board game for the aged 4 years and up. Dive into your dreams and on each your turns, choose the right cuddly toy to fully cover the nightmare's shape. But observe closely because the smaller your cuddly toy is, the more it will bring you Dream tokens to fill your cloud! To win the game, be the first player(s) to fill your cloud. A cooperative variant for the aged 3 years and up is included in the game box. -description from the publisher

Designers

Laurent Escoffier, David Franck

Artist

Maud Chalmel

Categories

Children's Game

Mechanics

Cooperative GamePattern Recognition
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