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Tabletop Simulator - The Great Dinosaur Rush Crack Activation

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Only the host needs to own this DLC.

2-5 players | Ages 10 & Up

Approximately 60 Minutes

About The Great Dinosaur Rush

The Great Dinosaur Rush — or the Bone Wars, as it's otherwise called — was a period of incredible advancement in paleontology (i.e., the discovery of fossils).

In The Great Dinosaur Rush, players compete to grab bones from the best dig sites, and build new dinosaurs for prestigious museums, gaining notoriety in the process by stealing bones, sabotaging dig sites, and otherwise impeding your fellow paleontologists.

The game is played over turns, each with two main phases: dig and build. During the dig phase, players collect different-colored bones from dig sites and perform actions. Some dirty actions give players secret notoriety tokens. Notoriety adds to players' scores at the end of the game, but having the MOST notoriety SUBTRACTS from the score! During the build phase, players create their dinosaurs from the bones they collected, maximizing them to score points in various museum categories: length, size, height, ferociousness, etc.

You'll have to play dirty if you want to win — just not too dirty! a09c17d780

Title: Tabletop Simulator - The Great Dinosaur Rush
Genre: Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Strategy
Developer:
Berserk Games
Release Date: 25 Aug, 2017

English

tabletop simulator the great dinosaur rush

Got this to play with my son who loves Dinosaurs. So far we are learning the rules and it looks fun to play.

One minor thing I noticed while watching a youtube to help learn the rules is the "Publicity" points listed on the Tabletop Simulator DLC gameboard are from large to small instead of small to large as the actual gameboard or the board shown on page 10 of the rulebook.

DLC gameboard: Class A 21\/15\/10 Class B 15\/10\/7 ...and so on... Class F 2\/1\/0
Actual board Pg 10 rulebook: Class A 2\/1\/0 Class B 4\/2\/1 ...and so on... Class F 21\/15\/10

UPDATE:
Just finished first game with son. My son gives it two thumbs up. It took us a couple hours but we were still figuring out the rules. By the third round things moved faster.

Since just the two of us were playing, my son easily saw I was increasing publicity of ribs and he lowered the points on his turn and built more ribs in his dino to counter me. I think it would be more fun with more than two players.

The best part he enjoyed was the build phase. One thing I'd like to see is a bigger hidden area to do the build. By the third round the dinosaurs were hard to hide due to the number of bones.. Got this to play with my son who loves Dinosaurs. So far we are learning the rules and it looks fun to play.

One minor thing I noticed while watching a youtube to help learn the rules is the "Publicity" points listed on the Tabletop Simulator DLC gameboard are from large to small instead of small to large as the actual gameboard or the board shown on page 10 of the rulebook.

DLC gameboard: Class A 21\/15\/10 Class B 15\/10\/7 ...and so on... Class F 2\/1\/0
Actual board Pg 10 rulebook: Class A 2\/1\/0 Class B 4\/2\/1 ...and so on... Class F 21\/15\/10

UPDATE:
Just finished first game with son. My son gives it two thumbs up. It took us a couple hours but we were still figuring out the rules. By the third round things moved faster.

Since just the two of us were playing, my son easily saw I was increasing publicity of ribs and he lowered the points on his turn and built more ribs in his dino to counter me. I think it would be more fun with more than two players.

The best part he enjoyed was the build phase. One thing I'd like to see is a bigger hidden area to do the build. By the third round the dinosaurs were hard to hide due to the number of bones.