Asmodee -When I Dream-Jeu de Plateau (Repos Production RPWD0001) Version Espagnole

Product Information

When I Dream encourages cooperation, empathy, explanation skills and memory skills while having fun with family or friends of any age! It’s fast-paced Fun which won’t make you bored during long winter evenings. Everyone will feel just like they are in an enchanted forest with owls hooting around them every single night! Benefits of Playing Dreams Board Game Overall, Dream Crush is a definite swipe right. The artwork and portraits are an absolute joy, and the way your perception of a person can turn on one piece of information makes for a highly enjoyable game. It does rely on you having the right group of people, but Dream Crush has been such a joy to play. As far as components go, there are some great things in the box and some not so great. The cards are large and brightly illustrated, with 4 words per card (2 on each side, 1 on each end) that are cleverly designed so that only 1 word is visible during play. This is due to a fancy bed-shaped card holder that enhances the feel of the game, and a neatly organized board that indicates where to put right and wrong guesses. Scoring reminders are printed on the board as well. Also, the blindfold has a fun little design on it and should fit most people. At the end of the round, the dreamer must use the words he guessed and tell his dream for extra points before he opens his eyes.

The game lasts after five rounds, after which points will be totalled. All correct guesses count as points that will determine the winner at the end of the game. Pro tip: Clever boogeymen will try to think of clues that relate to the dream card, but steer the dreamer in a different direction.

Setup

Players then move around the board using their token markers to match a goal, resource, or an obstacle listed on their Dreamer Card- in which case players stop at the corresponding space where ever their token lands when rolling for that turn. Otherwise, fairies and the Dreamer get one point per card in the happy box. The boogeymen get one point per card in the nightmare box. While the sandmen get points based on the difference between the two piles.

To set up the game, place the board in the center of the table with the bed in the middle. Shuffle the dream cards and place them on the bed. Have patience when others are giving their answers – rushing them will only take away from their thought process before providing an answer.The sand timer and point tokens should be placed in the middle of the table, beside the board, ensuring that all players are able to reach them. A certain number of Dream Spirit cards are given to each player, depending on the number of players in the game. The oldest player will be the first Dreamer, placing the sleep mask in front of them. The game is then ready to begin! GAMEPLAY

Once the two minutes are up day breaks and scoring occurs. At this point the dreamer is given the opportunity to recount their dream by attempting to incorporate all of the single word elements that they have guessed during the round. Once the dreamer has attempted this, they uncover their eyes and all of the other players reveal their dream spirit cards. A round lasts 120 seconds. Each round spirits draw dream cards that depict a specific part of the dream and describe them to the dreamer using one word each. Look at classic board games and brainstorm ideas for modern twists in terms of gameplay or game piece design.The game consists of 5 ‘Dreamers’ (players), 8 Dream cards, 60 Clue cards, and Clue Point tokens. To start the game, each player will be randomly assigned as either a Dreamer or Seer. The Dreamers remain unaware of their identity and close their eyes while the Seers must stay awake throughout the game. Before opening their eyes to wake for the day, they can try to recount their dream in a story. If they’re able to include all of the correctly guessed words, the dreamer gets bonus points. But they must recount all of the correct words. Clarification: As the Dreamer mentions the cards of their dream, the other players can slightly rotate the Dream cards to help during scoring. 2. Count the Points Start by gathering the game components: one Dream Board game board, four playing pieces, 50 dream cards and 50 star cards.