Watch “Multiuniversum Solo Rules by Purge Reviews: Is this the solo game you have been waiting on?,” a board game review for Multiuniversum on BoardGameVideo.
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This is a video about the solo rules for Multiuniversum. We show you how to play the solo rules and then give you our thoughts on whether this is something you need to add to your collection. Multiuniversum is published by Grey Fox Games.
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Mainly reviews. Multiuniversum is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 19 reviews, 9 how-to-play guides, 4 recorded sessions, 2 unboxings, and 5 other videos.
1 - 5 players
20 - 40 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Multiuniversum, from BoardGameGeek:
You're part of a team of brilliant scientists working on the super secret lab: CERN. While experimenting with teletransportation your team came across a wonderful discovery: portals to new dimensions!
Just imagine! Once a portal is open a whole new magical dimension is suddenly very close. All you need to do is take one step forward and you're there.
The problem is... The crazy wild creatures from those other dimensions can now walk in.
Oh no.
Close the portals NOW!
Multiuniversum is a card game puzzle in which players use actions on their cards to do research, move between 5 modules of the Hadron Collider, preparing tools so they can close portals to alternative realities.
Each player has 3 cards on hand and 3 actions to make during their turn. Using these cards players can:
do research (draw 2 cards)
prepare a tool
move to any machine module
close portal
use module ability
When the player closes a portal they get a sample from this universe (allows player to get bonus points) and knowledge points - described on card.
Each 5 modules open 5 portals. The game ends immediately when three portals piles have run out. The scientist who got the most knowledge points receive a Nobel prize and wins the game.