Watch “Nut Hunt - A helter-skelter family weight game!,” a board game review for Nut Hunt from Quackalope on BoardGameVideo.
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00:00 Hello, Hello
00:16 Overview
02:50 Core Elements of the Game
04:56 Final Thoughts
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Nut Hunt! A Game of Territorial Squirrels. Is a Network or Connections game where players complete runs of squirrels and squirrel nests. The game has elements of hand management, random movement, and area control.
The game is played on a hex board with 19 tiles, each with unique place names. The tiles are randomized between each game for maximum replayability.
What differentiates Nut Hunt is the Fox which roams the board at random. When the fox encounters squirrels, they must flee into adjacent hexes. The fox can foil plans, be used to disrupt opponents, or be worked into a master strategy scattering your own squirrels into more advantageous hexes.
Every player turn has two mandatory actions:
1) Move the fox (and scatter squirrels)
2) Forrage for nuts
Then the player may take any one of three optional actions:
1) Recruit a squirrel (pay nuts to place a squirrel in a hex)
2) Hassle the fox (taunt the fox so that it moves into an adjacent territory)
3) Scout for new objectives
Squirrel nests are created when a player controls three squirrels in the same territory. Nests are immune to fleeing from the fox.
The game ends when a player places their 4th Nest. Points are scored based on runs completed (and lost for those failed), as well as number of nests built.
Nut Hunt! A Game of Territorial Squirrels is fast to learn with quick set up and tear down. The game has simple mechanics but strategic complexity.
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