Nature of the Beast

City vs. Suburb

A game by Mark Anticole, Matthew Anticole

2 - 4 Players 60 minutes Medium

Area Majority / Influence, Grid Movement, Take That

Animals, Card Game

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb is a strategic and engaging board game where 2 to 4 players compete to gain control of their playing field by recruiting animals and using their unique abilities to outmaneuver their opponents. With a playtime of 60 minutes, this game is perfect for a fun evening with friends or family, and its normal complexity level makes it easy for board game enthusiasts to learn and dive right in. The game was designed by Mark Anticole and Matthew Anticole and published in 2005, and it has since become a favorite among players who enjoy area majority and influence, grid movement, and take that mechanics. In the game, players take on the role of a faction, either City or Suburb, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. City animals are tough and have close ties with humanity, while Suburb animals are cunning and resourceful. As players recruit animals and use their abilities, they must also keep track of their Favor and Fury tallies, which determine their influence with humanity and the threat they pose to their opponents. With the right combination of strategy and luck, players can emerge victorious and claim control of their entire field, making Nature of the Beast: City vs. Suburb a thrilling and unpredictable game that's sure to delight players of all ages.