Watch “Is Trek 12 the Roll-and-Write game for your group?,” a board game review for Trek 12: Himalaya from BoardGameBarrister on BoardGameVideo.
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We're talking Trek 12 from Pandasaurus Games—a game about climbing mountains using dice rolls! Here are out biggest takeaways from our first game in Trek Mode, from how long the game took, to who we think will enjoy it most.
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00:00 Introduction & Gameplay Overview
01:28 Realistic Time Estimate
02:04 Best Rules & Mechanics
03:12 Favorite Moments
04:21 Expedition Mode—Secret Envelopes!
05:30 Things to be Wary Of
05:57 Who will enjoy Trek 12?
07:05 Final Thoughts—Thanks for Watching!
Mainly reviews. Trek 12: Himalaya is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 21 reviews, 9 how-to-play guides, 11 recorded sessions, 2 unboxings, and 3 other videos.
1 - 50 players
15 - 30 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Trek 12: Himalaya, from BoardGameGeek:
Trek 12 is a roll-and-write alpinism game, with progressive difficulty levels and more. To score points, you have to create chains of consecutive numbers from 0 to 12 and areas of a same number.
A game is composed of 19 rolls of two six-sided dice, with one die having values from 1 to 6, and the other from 0 to 5. After each roll, the player must combine both die values to obtain the number to place. You can:
Add the values of the two dice
Subtract the value of one die from the other
Multiply the value of the two dice
Keep the higher value of the two dice
Keep the lower value of the two dice
Be careful as you may choose each of these options at most four times during a game. After placing your first number on the game sheet, you must place each subsequent number in a space adjacent to one already filled. You try to make chains and develop areas. Players also have access to several bonus elements to earn during a game.
At the end of a game, numbers that belong to neither a chain nor an area give you minus points. The same applies if you have to place a number greater than 12...
Trek 12 contains three different sheet pads to add narrative with three progressive difficulty levels.
-description from the publisher