game Once upon a forest

Never has a game given you such great power: become the architect of a primary forest. To win the game, be the best strategist: your forest will have to be the largest and the least degraded by man. And above all, remember that flora and fauna must always be in balance ... Author (s) Florent Toscano Illustrator (s) David Boniffacy Age (s) Starting from 7 years old Game duration 15 minutes Numbers of players 1 to 4 Contents 66 cards, rulebook with lots of info on primary tropical forests TricTrac player rating 8/10 Luc Jacquet's remarkable cinema film tells you how the great trees of primary tropical forests are born, grow, evolve and die. Starting from a place deforested by man, the first seeds left in the earth germinate, and this during the 700 years necessary for the forest to become primary again, as if man had never been there. The game will sum up these seven centuries in fifteen minutes and each player will be responsible for the forest they create in front of them. To win, yours must obviously be large and beautiful, but above all it must be equipped with flora and fauna in balance, and with as little human impact as possible! A very easy to access and hyper tactical game, extremely interactive! And the booklet has plenty of info on the primary rainforest!