
Abstratus
A board game by Auber Bettinelli, Thelma Löbel, Alberto Duvivier Tembo
2-4 Players 30-40 minutes Simple
Voting, Pattern Building, Targeted Clues, Auction/Bidding, Pattern Recognition, Real-Time
Party Game, Word Game, Humor
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Description
Abstratus is a hilarious and fast-paced board game that's all about creativity, intuition, and a pinch of humor. Designed by Auber Bettinelli, Thelma Löbel, and Alberto Duvivier Tembo, this 2018 release is perfect for 2 to 4 players looking for a fun and lighthearted experience. The game rules are incredibly simple, so you can dive right in and start playing without getting bogged down in complicated instructions. With a playtime of just 30 to 40 minutes, Abstratus is an excellent choice for a quick game night or a casual gathering with friends. At its core, Abstratus is a game about pattern building and recognition, but it's so much more than that. Players take turns bidding on and placing pieces to create a unique sculpture, trying to convey a specific message or theme to their fellow players. The twist is that each player has their own interpretation of what the sculpture should represent, and the real fun begins when everyone tries to guess what the creator had in mind. With elements of real-time action, targeted clues, and even voting, Abstratus is a dynamic and engaging game that will keep you on your toes. Whether you're a fan of word games, party games, or just love to laugh, Abstratus has something for everyone. As you play Abstratus, you'll find yourself using a combination of strategy, intuition, and humor to outwit your opponents and correctly interpret the sculptures. The game's auction and bidding mechanics add an extra layer of excitement, as players compete to get the pieces they need to bring their vision to life. With its unique blend of creativity, social interaction, and lighthearted fun, Abstratus is an excellent addition to any board game collection. So gather some friends, get ready to think creatively, and experience the unpredictable thrill of Abstratus for yourself.
