Watch “Art Robbery Board Game I Playthrough,” a gameplay video for Art Robbery from fenirob on BoardGameVideo.
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Watch our three player game of Art Robbery.
RULES NOTE: Number cards can only be used to steal from another player if there are none of those same numbers in the middle. We followed the general description at the top of the rules, but didn't notice the specific instruction about number cards later on. Since there are only multiple copies of 3's it only matters with those, however, we did steal some 3's erroneously.
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From @boardgamegeek - March 18, 1990, Boston: You enter the art museum, and an hour-and-a-half later you come out unnoticed with your pockets full — but now comes the hardest part...
In Art Robbery, you slip into the role of art thieves. You have successfully put the robbery behind you, and you have many drawings, paintings, sculptures, and antiques in your possession, yet the treasure is not infinite and you are now facing your greatest challenge: distributing the loot.
Over several rounds, you confront the other players and try to get a share of the four collections. In the end, the thief who is able to snatch most of the loot wins...maybe. After all, the FBI is not giving up and is looking for you, so during the game, you need to collect enough alibis to avoid being caught.
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