“21 Days, a cooperative survival boardgame for 1 – 4 players” …kurz vorgestellt!
“Hello, my name is Erik Winkelman and I am a boardgame addict. About 5 years ago I designed a boardgame that could be played solitaire. The reason was I also like to play games when no friends are available; I need to scratch the itch. So, a solo boardgame. I pictured a raft on which some survivors had to fight nature’s elements at sea, for 30 days. A simple ‘print & play’ dicegame however grew into something bigger, after many plays on my own and by friends, after conversations with publishers and other boardgame fanatics. ’30 Days’ became ’21 Days’; a survival boardgame with international characters, loose raftplanks, a (variable) logbook, a 2 – 4 player version and an even more exciting gameplay. When Eric Kenter, illustrator, offered his talent and showed me his first illustrations, I decided to pull out all the stops to get ’21 Days’ into production. KICKSTARTER eventually seemed like the right direction to go; it provides total freedom to the makers and reaches boardgamers all over the world!
’21 DAYS’ is a cooperative game, designed for 1 or 2 players. you relive the events recorded in the found logbook, over a period of 21 days. The purpose of the game is to have (at least) one of the survivors rescued by a ship on the 21st day. You do this by following the events described in the logbook and having the survivors choose and perform actions on the various locations on the gameboard. It is also of great importance you keep the raft together!
’21 DAYS’ is a diceplacement game; each survivor on the raft is represented by two stacked dice. At the start of the game, throw the survivor’s characterdice to determine his/her strength. Every survivor has a (smaller) placementdie. During the middayphase the players place their placementdice on the available locations, so they can fish, catch a turtle, grab a message in a bottle, shoot some flares. When all placement-dice are placed, players roll their dice to activate the various locations and find out if they have made the right decisions.”
