Dinosaur Island: Totally Liquid

Dinosaur Island: Totally Liquid
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Dinosaur Island: Totally Liquid

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

Dinosaur Island: Totally Liquid adds components needed to play Dinosaur Island with up to five players, in addition to adding water dinosaurs to the base game, new parkboard extensions, executive worker meeples that give unique worker abilities to each player, a blueprints module that rewards players when they build certain park layouts, PR events that create hidden scoring opportunities, and more.

Game Info

Ages 8 & up
90 - 120 minutes
1-5 players

Game Details

Genre(s):Strategy Games
Theme(s): Economic,
Expansion for Base-game,
Science Fiction
Mechanics: Action Point Allowance System,
Dice Rolling,
Set Collection,
Tile Placement,
Worker Placement
Publisher: Pandasaurus Games
# of Players: 1 - 5
Age: 8 and up
Playing Time: 90 - 120 minutes
Published: 2018
Designer: Jonathan Gilmour
Expansion to:
- Dinosaur Island

Supporting Information

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