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VACCINE
VACCINE
by (Web published) (2020)
Player Count
2 to 4

Player Ages
10+

Playing Time
15 minutes to 30 minutes
Categories
  • Deduction
  • Educational
  • Print & Play
  • Medical
  • Designers
  • Mads Fløe
  • Mechanisms
  • Tile Placement
  • Memory
  • Pattern Recognition
  • Artists
  • Mads Fløe
  • Family
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Theme: Diseases
  • Occupation: Researcher / Scientist
  • Theme: Science
  • Digital Implementations: TableTop Simulator Mod ( TTS)
  • Rating: 8/10 from 5 users

    Description

    A new virus emerges, threatening society as we know it. Help the world fight the deadly virus by finding the best possible vaccine!

    Each turn you pick one of the face up Vaccine Tiles and add it to your Science Lab (player board). When completing a row or a column in your Science Lab, you make breakthroughs and can complete objectives on Research Cards to gain Vaccine Points. Breakthroughs also let you gain valuable knowledge by secretly looking at a Disease Card - showing you which traits you should try to avoid on the Vaccine Tiles you pick in the future.

    All players will start the game with asynchronous information (you all know something, but none of you know the same), so keeping an eye on the other player's choices can increase your chances of picking the best Vaccine Tiles!

    At the end of the game, the weaknesses of the virus is revealed and final scoring commences - It's time to see how many final Vaccine Points each player scores, for having potent Vaccine Tiles to counter the weaknesses. The player with the most Vaccine Points in total is the winner!

    Released as a free Print & Play during March, 2020.

    Why?
    • Many people world wide are isolated in their homes to prevent spreading the virus that causes COVID-19 (Corona Virus Disease 2019). If making and playing a simple board game can keep people indoor for even just a little while longer, we can add that to the prevention of the spreading of the virus.
    • Scientists are working hard to find the best possible vaccine for the virus. If, or when, the time comes to administer the vaccines, the number of vaccinated people will directly impact its effectiveness. It’s a scientific fact that people fear what they don’t know. By educating - even just a little bit on vaccines through play - we’ll be able to reduce that fear and make the vaccines more effective.
    • On a personal level, this is my contribution to help the global COVID-19 crisis (and similar in the future). I hope to inspire you to find your own way to contribute, and to remind you that help comes in all shapes and sizes.

    —description from the designer

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