The Red Burnoose: Algeria 1857

The Red Burnoose: Algeria 1857

2022Matt Shoemaker, Roberta Taylor

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Mainly reviews. The Red Burnoose: Algeria 1857 is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews and 1 how-to-play guides.

1 - 4 players
60 - 120 min
2.5/5 weight

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Join Fadhma N'Soumer in her fight against the invading French armies in the Kabylie region of Algeria in 1857. You will join forces with up to 3 other players in the co-operative board game The Red Burnoose: Algeria 1857 to use deck-building and area-control elements to survive as the French advance on your villages. The French are run as an automa deck for 1 to 4 players to defeat. Victory is achieved by outlasting the automa. Players control pieces on the board that they can strategically move between villages to help stop the French advance. Players use the cards in their hand and those they buy from the shared market to acquire new pieces for the board and to manipulate the board state. -description from the publisher

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About The Red Burnoose: Algeria 1857

From BoardGameGeek:

Join Fadhma N'Soumer in her fight against the invading French armies in the Kabylie region of Algeria in 1857. You will join forces with up to 3 other players in the co-operative board game The Red Burnoose: Algeria 1857 to use deck-building and area-control elements to survive as the French advance on your villages. The French are run as an automa deck for 1 to 4 players to defeat. Victory is achieved by outlasting the automa. Players control pieces on the board that they can strategically move between villages to help stop the French advance. Players use the cards in their hand and those they buy from the shared market to acquire new pieces for the board and to manipulate the board state. -description from the publisher

Designers

Matt Shoemaker, Roberta Taylor

Artist

Ahcene Blibek

Categories

Post-NapoleonicWargame

Mechanics

Cooperative GameDeck, Bag, and Pool BuildingDice RollingSolo / Solitaire Game
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