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Eruption

An Abstract Strategy game for 2–6 players, of 30–60 min and of medium complexity. It plays with tile placement, team-based game and dice rolling. Recommended from age 10. The BoardGameGeek community likes it best with 3 players.

The inhabitants of the villages surrounding a dormant volcano were happily living in peace until — KABOOM! — the old volcano sprung back to life, unleashing rivers of molten lava in every direction and blasting volcanic rock into the sky. The villages, now faced with destruction, must do whatever they can to protect their homes from the incoming surge of lava. Your village is about to burn up — can you take the heat? Eruption is a competitive survival game in which each player struggles to save his or her own village from destruction caused by an onslaught of lava from an erupting volcano. As lava enters a village, its temperature increases until it has burned up completely. Players can protect their own villages by placing lava tiles defensively and strategically building walls of various materials to hold back the lava. They are also rewarded with action cards for directing lava to other villages. Action cards allow players to rotate, replace, or remove the hexagonal lava tiles as well as cool down and fortify their own villages. Once the volcano has fully unleashed its fury, the player whose village is at the lowest temperature wins.

2–6 players30–60 min playing time10+ age2.0 complexity
6.1 / 10 on BGG
1,199 ratings

Designed by Chris James (I)

Published by Magellan

No Spanish edition. Only available imported and in another language.

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