Caribé

Description

Caribé is a game of strategy and cunning set in the Caribbean, where players take on the role of imperial powers vying for control of the islands. With a playtime of 90 minutes, this game is perfect for those who enjoy a challenge that requires careful planning and execution. The game rules may take some time to learn, but the complexity is well worth the effort, as it allows for a depth of gameplay that is hard to find in other games. Designed by Rob Bartel and published in 2007, Caribé has already gained recognition for its innovative mechanics, including variable player powers that allow each player to specialize in a different type of unit. As players navigate the Caribbean, they must balance their limited resources with the need to manipulate the turn order to take advantage of the transit times of their ships. Each island is worth a different amount to each player, adding an extra layer of strategy to the game. With the ability to hide information in the form of stowaways on their ships, players must use all their wits to outmaneuver their opponents. Whether playing solo or with up to three friends, Caribé offers a unique and engaging experience that is sure to keep you coming back for more. With its rich gameplay and high replayability, it's no wonder that Caribé has been recognized with several design awards, including the Special Prize for Best Full-Length Game at the 2007 Hippodice Spieleautorenwettbewerb.

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