Be the first to uncover the precise location of buildings in the mountain - city! This thrilling competitive deduction game, ArcheOlogic, is suitable for 1 - 4 players, takes over 45 minutes, and is perfect for ages 12 and up. With a puzzle theme and deduction as its main feature, it offers a unique gaming experience. A city in the mountains has been found, but it's unmapped. As an archaeologist with sharp logic, it's your mission to solve the mystery. Use the Archeoscope, the sole research tool that can read ancient coded cards. Adjust its cogs to ask questions, note down the answers, and place the buildings on your plan. There's no specific order of play; it's your turn when your pawn reaches the last position on the central board's Time track. Decide on your question, move your pawn forward according to the question's cost, and ask the right questions about buildings, traps, or empty zones. As you gather answers, update the buildings on your map. If you think you've found the correct layout at the start of your turn, move your Time token 4 positions forward. Check your answer via the online app or rulebook. Correct? You win! If you're using the app and fail, keep playing. If using the rulebook, you're out.
How to play ArcheOlogic: First, gather 1 - 4 players aged 12 or older. The game takes over 45 minutes, so set aside enough time. Your goal is to find the exact location of buildings in the mountain - city. Use the Archeoscope by adjusting its cogs to ask questions about buildings, traps, or empty zones. When it's your turn (when your pawn is at the last position on the Time track of the central board), decide on a question and move your pawn forward based on the question's cost. After getting the answer from the Archeoscope, update the buildings on your map. If you think you've found the correct layout at the start of your turn, move your Time token 4 positions forward and check your answer either on the online app or the rulebook. If you're using the app and your answer is wrong, just keep playing. But if you're using the rulebook and you're wrong, you're out of the game. Keep the game components in a dry and clean place when not in use to ensure their longevity. Make sure to handle the coded cards carefully to avoid damage.
