exp1572
Game "1572: The Lost Expedition" (designed by Mike Heim).
Console game manager written in python. See full description at BoardGameGeek.
This is a one page (print-and-play, PnP), ultra-portable, black and white solitaire game. You assume the role of a small party of conquistadors trying to reach the Atlantic Ocean after a failed expedition deep in the New World. This game is limited to 42 turns and each turn consists of phases such as Map Making, Exploring, and Hunting where a handful of dice are allocated in a press-your-luck fashion. For those that enjoy role-playing, there is also an optional Journaling phase where you try to tell a story about what happened on your turn. Can you reach the Atlantic Ocean before time runs out or before you lose all of your Conquistadors?
Install
pip install exp1572
Run
exp1572
Available localizations: ru, en (work continues)
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