Pick Picknic: Vintage Review

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Pick Picknic

Published in 2001

6.6
2 - 6 players
20 min
1.2/5 complexity
Rank: 2740

About Pick Picknic — from BoardGameGeek:

"A corn, please!" is the cry heard from many fowl mouths at the cold buffets in the many poultry yards. Game hens, pheasants, ducks, geese, and turkeys seem to be always hungry - never getting enough to eat. In Pick Picknic, a real feast awaits them! The fox is also always hungry and ready to eat, but from a somewhat different menu,... Chickens, geese, and ducks, become happily plump when they are able to eat well and often. Such is not different for the clever fox, who will eat all manner of incautious fowl... At the end of the game, the player who has gotten the plumpest poultry and the most nutritious corn is the winner! Stefan Dorra's remake of Razzia with the theme centered around chickens and their quest for corn. But watch out, there are foxes out there trying to get to the chickens. One of those "children's games" that adults find fun as well. Features artwork by Doris Matthäus. This game is part of The Chicken Family of Zoch. The Dutch edition is part of the Jakkie & Bak Collection Re-implements Razzia

Designers:

Stefan Dorra

Artists:

Doris Matthäus

Categories:

AnimalsCard GameChildren's GameNegotiation

Mechanics:

Dice RollingHand ManagementSimultaneous Action Selection
Pick Picknic

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