Raccoon Robbers

Raccoon Robbers

2022Klaus-Jürgen Wrede

Videos
9
Creators
8

Mostly reviews and how-to-play. Raccoon Robbers is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, and 2 unboxings.

2 - 4 players
20 - 30 min
1.9/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

The raccoons have organized into gangs, and each raccoon gang boss in Raccoon Robbers wants to be the first to reach the famous golden rubbish bin that's filled with endless amounts of thrown-away food. The playing area is set up by individual pieces that represent the fields to which the raccoons can move - but only one raccoon can stay on a field, and it will throw other player's figures down to lower places. With hand cards that allow their own raccoons to climb up or down, each player can try to throw down other raccoons, move their own up, or climb down by free will before they get thrown by others. Thanks to the flexible set-up, each game can played differently with various difficulty. -description from the publisher

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About Raccoon Robbers

From BoardGameGeek:

The raccoons have organized into gangs, and each raccoon gang boss in Raccoon Robbers wants to be the first to reach the famous golden rubbish bin that's filled with endless amounts of thrown-away food. The playing area is set up by individual pieces that represent the fields to which the raccoons can move - but only one raccoon can stay on a field, and it will throw other player's figures down to lower places. With hand cards that allow their own raccoons to climb up or down, each player can try to throw down other raccoons, move their own up, or climb down by free will before they get thrown by others. Thanks to the flexible set-up, each game can played differently with various difficulty. -description from the publisher

Designer

Klaus-Jürgen Wrede

Artist

Dennis Lohausen

Categories

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