Revengineers!: The Reverse Engineering Party Dice Game

Revengineers!: The Reverse Engineering Party Dice Game

2022

3 - 10 players
30 - 90 min

From BoardGameGeek

Revengineers! is a 3 to 10-player party game. You and your fellow Revengineers are in a race to reverse engineer computer “viruses”, so that the Cybercrime Division can trace them to their source and catch the hackers in their hideouts. Each player takes it in turn to become a “virus”, and draws 1 to 3 Program Cards. The other players use dice rolls as inputs for that virus program. The Virus Player looks at the dice rolled, and speaks the output, as described by their Program Cards. This continues until one of the Revengineers successfully determines what the Program Cards say. With increasing levels of difficulty, this game is exciting for adults and kids alike. If you can read, and do basic arithmetic, you can play this game. -description from the designer

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About Revengineers!: The Reverse Engineering Party Dice Game

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Revengineers! is a 3 to 10-player party game. You and your fellow Revengineers are in a race to reverse engineer computer “viruses”, so that the Cybercrime Division can trace them to their source and catch the hackers in their hideouts. Each player takes it in turn to become a “virus”, and draws 1 to 3 Program Cards. The other players use dice rolls as inputs for that virus program. The Virus Player looks at the dice rolled, and speaks the output, as described by their Program Cards. This continues until one of the Revengineers successfully determines what the Program Cards say. With increasing levels of difficulty, this game is exciting for adults and kids alike. If you can read, and do basic arithmetic, you can play this game. -description from the designer

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DeductionDiceMemoryParty Game

Mechanics

Dice RollingMemoryPattern Recognition
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