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In 1940 four teenagers discovered a
complex of caves in southwest France, at
Lascaux. The caves are famous for their
paintings, consisting mainly of realistic
images of large animals which are known
from fossil evidence to have lived in the
area at the time. They are dating back to
the Upper Paleolithic era, somewhere
between 13,000 and 15,000 B.C.
In Lascaux, the game, the players place a
certain amount of cards in the center of
the table at the start of each game turn.
Each card depicts an animal and two
colors. The players secretly choose one
color and then place stones into the
ceremony bowl. As more and more
players are dropping out, some will win
the animal cards at the end of each game
round.
At the end of the game each player
receives points for animal types in
which he has a majority. The winner is
the player with most points.
Main selling arguments:
Very easy to get into yet exciting
to play
Thematic outside of the norm
(building games, trading games)
Main target group:
Families, kids of 8 years and up
Value for the target group:
It seems simple to play well,
however, finding the correct
strategy is difficult
Short playing time makes several
exciting games in one evening
possible.
3-5 players
Age:
8 + years
Components:
54 playing cards (the animals)
50 stones
30 cardboard markers
1 ceremony bowl
1 rules booklet
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