Watch “Picture Perfect - Gamer+Non-Gamer Review,” a board game review for Picture Perfect from Love 2 Hate on BoardGameVideo.
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Sam and Lance of Love 2 Hate review a new game from Arcane Wonders in which players are photographers trying to take the perfect picture. Using your memory, you have to place several different characters in the picture trying to complete as many of their requests as possible. Check out their review and see what a non-gamer thinks of it.
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Intro 0:15
Components & Rules Overview 1:14
Our Thoughts 9:37
Pros & Cons / Our Scores 16:12
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Mainly reviews. Picture Perfect is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 29 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, 5 recorded sessions, 11 unboxings, and 1 other video.
2 - 4 players
50 - 90 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Picture Perfect, from BoardGameGeek:
How do you take the perfect picture of a group of people if you only have one try? Each character has different wishes. Some want to be at the front of the picture; some want to stand next to another; and some really don't want to be next to that one particular person by any means. Do your best to make everyone happy – even if you don't actually know all the characters' preferences…
In Picture Perfect, first released as Der Perfekte Moment, you need to arrange fourteen characters to take the perfect photograph. Each of them has three specific desires that you want to fulfill. Unfortunately, these desires are hidden in envelopes.
During the game, the players try to take a look inside these envelopes to figure out how to place the characters correctly. To do so, they trade their information with others - or maybe try to hide it...
Whoever earns the most points at the end of the game has fulfilled the most desires and becomes the master photographer.
Designer
Anthony Nouveau
Artists
Ronny Libor, Sören Meding, Gyula Pozsgay, Maja Wrzosek