Big Bang 13.7

A game by Eloi Pujadas, Joaquim Vilalta

1 - 4 Players 30 - 45 minutes Low

Pattern Building, Team-Based Game, Tile Placement, Time Track

Abstract Strategy

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Description

In Big Bang 13.7, you become one of the universe's creators, playing with celestial bodies like colored planets, stars, asteroids, and comets. Your goal is to align these bodies while a cosmic clock ticks away, marking the passage of time in millions of years. The game is easy to learn, and with 1 to 4 players, you can enjoy it with friends or solo, taking around 30 to 45 minutes to play. As you place hexagonal pieces, representing different celestial bodies and phenomena, you must follow two simple rules: each piece must be adjacent to at least two others, and it must share a characteristic with them, such as type, color, or background. With hidden objective cards guiding your strategy, you score points by creating alignments of your target type or color. The player with the most points wins, or if there's a tie, the one who used the least time on the cosmic clock is declared the winner.