Atiwa
- Language :Â English
- Hobby type :Â Intermediate
- Age :Â 12+
- Time :Â 60-120 min
- Number of players :Â 1-4
Uwe Rosenbergs new game explores the agricultural wonders of the African continent. Leading a family of fruit farmers, the players find that fruit bats - so called flying foxes, once considered to be fruit thieves only - are indeed useful for their farming endeavors. While it's true that the bats are eating the fruits from their trees, they also spread the seeds, overall helping to grow the amount of trees they can farm. This led to a symbiotic lifestyle between farmers and bats in which the farmers keep the bats as pets in order to grow their farms more quickly. However, the more bats, the more space they need... The players who will find the perfect balance between their bats and the growth of their farm will finally succeed and win the game!
- Language :Â English
- Hobby type :Â Intermediate
- Age :Â 12+
- Time :Â 60-120 min
- Number of players :Â 1-4
Uwe Rosenbergs new game explores the agricultural wonders of the African continent. Leading a family of fruit farmers, the players find that fruit bats - so called flying foxes, once considered to be fruit thieves only - are indeed useful for their farming endeavors. While it's true that the bats are eating the fruits from their trees, they also spread the seeds, overall helping to grow the amount of trees they can farm. This led to a symbiotic lifestyle between farmers and bats in which the farmers keep the bats as pets in order to grow their farms more quickly. However, the more bats, the more space they need... The players who will find the perfect balance between their bats and the growth of their farm will finally succeed and win the game!
Description
- Language :Â English
- Hobby type :Â Intermediate
- Age :Â 12+
- Time :Â 60-120 min
- Number of players :Â 1-4
Uwe Rosenbergs new game explores the agricultural wonders of the African continent. Leading a family of fruit farmers, the players find that fruit bats - so called flying foxes, once considered to be fruit thieves only - are indeed useful for their farming endeavors. While it's true that the bats are eating the fruits from their trees, they also spread the seeds, overall helping to grow the amount of trees they can farm. This led to a symbiotic lifestyle between farmers and bats in which the farmers keep the bats as pets in order to grow their farms more quickly. However, the more bats, the more space they need... The players who will find the perfect balance between their bats and the growth of their farm will finally succeed and win the game!
