Take a Seat
SP-TAS
- English
- From 8 years old
- less than 30mn
- 1 to 6 player(s)
It's opening day, when the best musicals in town compete to fill theaters for weeks. For your premiere to be the most successful, you'll need to attract and seat the audience in the best possible locations. This will not be an easy task. The word is out and the biggest celebrities, authorities and press don't want to miss this glamorous event. Will you be able to find the best seats? Now, if you'll excuse me, "the Show must go on"!
Take a Seat introduces an innovative mechanic called Share & Write where randomness is created by player interaction (instead of a die or card). Each round, players will get a reservation board and they will have to decide if they want to use the opener's ability or get direct points. Then they will have to score a reservation in the board on their right or left (depending on the turn) by scratching on one of the 4 tickets on the reservation board. Finally, they will have to assign seats in the theater by marking the outline and circles that correspond to the rooms selected in the previous step.
The game lasts 14 rounds. Once finished, you proceed to the final score. There are 3 areas for scoring: objective cards, reservation majorities and the opener's bonus. Players add up all the points to get the total score. The player with the highest score wins the game.
Take a Seat introduces an innovative mechanic called Share & Write where randomness is created by player interaction (instead of a die or card). Each round, players will get a reservation board and they will have to decide if they want to use the opener's ability or get direct points. Then they will have to score a reservation in the board on their right or left (depending on the turn) by scratching on one of the 4 tickets on the reservation board. Finally, they will have to assign seats in the theater by marking the outline and circles that correspond to the rooms selected in the previous step.
The game lasts 14 rounds. Once finished, you proceed to the final score. There are 3 areas for scoring: objective cards, reservation majorities and the opener's bonus. Players add up all the points to get the total score. The player with the highest score wins the game.
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