It's Complicated: Board-Game-In-A-Poster

It's Complicated: Board-Game-In-A-Poster

2023Jack Rosetree

2 players
5 - 45 min

From BoardGameGeek

It's Complicated is an obtuse game for 2 players that includes parts of chess, poker, snakes & ladders, resource collection, dice rolling, worker placement, and more! It intentionally takes longer to explain than to play. Players roll dice, use the dice through worker placement to take actions in each of 4 sectors. There are 4 ways to win, but most often winning depends on the control of the four sections: Warfare/Chess, Politics/Poker, Science/Snakes & Ladders, and Economics/Resource Collection. The board-game-in-a-poster edition of the game includes all components, even papercraft dice and chess pieces, in one 18x24 inch poster. -description from the designer

Creators who cover this

It's Your Roll
It's Your Roll
1 video of this game
PhantomMeeple
PhantomMeeple
1 video of this game

Games like this

2021Mathias Wigge

Videos
436
Creators
289
Mainly reviews

1 - 4 players90 - 150 min3.8 weight

2017Dane Beltrami, Corey Konieczka, Christian T. Petersen

Videos
363
Creators
124
Mainly how-to-play and playthroughs

3 - 6 players240 - 480 min4.4 weight

About It's Complicated: Board-Game-In-A-Poster

From BoardGameGeek:

It's Complicated is an obtuse game for 2 players that includes parts of chess, poker, snakes & ladders, resource collection, dice rolling, worker placement, and more! It intentionally takes longer to explain than to play. Players roll dice, use the dice through worker placement to take actions in each of 4 sectors. There are 4 ways to win, but most often winning depends on the control of the four sections: Warfare/Chess, Politics/Poker, Science/Snakes & Ladders, and Economics/Resource Collection. The board-game-in-a-poster edition of the game includes all components, even papercraft dice and chess pieces, in one 18x24 inch poster. -description from the designer

Designer

Jack Rosetree

Categories

DicePrint & Play

Mechanics

Area Majority / InfluenceCooperative GameDice RollingFinale Ending
View on BoardGameGeek ›