Academy: The West Point Board Game

Academy: The West Point Board Game

2022Samuel Brush, Zade Koch

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Mainly reviews. Academy: The West Point Board Game is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, and 1 unboxings.

2 - 4 players
45 - 60 min

From BoardGameGeek

Academy is a family-friendly worker placement game with four rounds, each representing a year at West Point. During the game, players place their “Cadets” around the West Point campus to conduct training and face off in competitions. The goal is to become the Valedictorian by scoring the most points in the three pillars of the Academy (Academic, Military, Physical). Just like at the real West Point, players must carefully manage their Competitions (e.g., IOCT or Term End Exams) with their Training (e.g., studying or doing duties). Drawing Training cards doesn't score points, but players need Training cards to win Competitions. Remember that the most successful cadets play their cards well to graduate at the top of their class! -description from the designer

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About Academy: The West Point Board Game

From BoardGameGeek:

Academy is a family-friendly worker placement game with four rounds, each representing a year at West Point. During the game, players place their “Cadets” around the West Point campus to conduct training and face off in competitions. The goal is to become the Valedictorian by scoring the most points in the three pillars of the Academy (Academic, Military, Physical). Just like at the real West Point, players must carefully manage their Competitions (e.g., IOCT or Term End Exams) with their Training (e.g., studying or doing duties). Drawing Training cards doesn't score points, but players need Training cards to win Competitions. Remember that the most successful cadets play their cards well to graduate at the top of their class! -description from the designer

Designers

Samuel Brush, Zade Koch

Artist

Loïc Billiau

Categories

AdventureCard GameDice

Mechanics

Dice RollingEnd Game BonusesHand ManagementSimultaneous Action Selection
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