Tauschrausch Feuerland Games Family Game Board Game Strategy Game Tile Game

The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.


Number of players: up to 5 players
Playing time: 45 minutes
Age recommendation: 10+

Exchange frenzy
The new family game from Stonemaier Games takes you to a stamp exchange. Beautifully designed, easy to play and with lots of tactical decisions.

Exchange frenzy runs over 3 rounds and ends with a final presentation. Each round consists of 3 phases:
During the collection phase, stamps and character cards are laid out - some face up, some face down. Everyone takes turns taking one of them until everyone has 6 objects each.
In the exchange phase you can first reserve an object. After that, you have to divide your remaining collected objects into 2 offers. One of the offers will then be taken by someone else, you keep the other.
In the presentation phase, you sort the objects from the two offers you received into your scrapbook.
Now the round ranking follows. There are 4 competition cards on display, from which you choose one. You have to weigh up which of the competitions you are already taking part in in this round and which will bring even more points in one of the next rounds.
After the third round there is the final presentation. Among other things, the values ​​of the stamps and a special competition card count here.

Contents:
165 stamps
30 competition cards
19 participant cards
15 tickets
10 event cards
10 scoring markers
5 scrapbooks
5 playing aids
1 phase marker
1 game plan
1 start marker
and much more.

https://youtu.be/23GUTweOI0A

With game rules in the following languages: DE
The new family game from Stonemaier Games takes you to a stamp exchange. Beautifully designed, easy to play and with lots of tactical decisions. During the collection phase, stamps and character cards are laid out - some face up, some face down. Everyone takes turns taking one of them until everyone has 6 objects each. In the exchange phase you can first reserve an object. After that, you have to divide your remaining collected objects into 2 offers. One of the offers will then be taken by someone else, you keep the other. Now the round ranking follows. There are 4 competition cards on display, from which you choose one. You have to weigh up which of the competitions you are already taking part in in this round and which will bring even more points in one of the next rounds. After the thir