Lost in Nurmijärvi (2023)
Playtime: 60
Min. Age: 6
Number of Players:
1 - 6
Publisher:
Library of Nurmijärvi
Designers:
Miikka Kaitila,
Jani Svensk
Artists:
Senni Kyntäjä,
Loreen Norit,
Lenni Lamminpää,
Emma Suloranta,
Pihla Puhto
Mechanics:
Tile Placement,
Network and Route Building,
Deduction,
Map Addition,
Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game,
Grid Movement,
Movement Points,
Map Deformation,
Pick-up and Deliver,
Multi-Use Cards,
Cooperative Game,
Set Collection,
Die Icon Resolution
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Nurmijärvi is in turmoil! A storm of time and space has demolished the local history, shuffling dates, significant people and locations all over the place. Help the people of Nurmijärvi to find their lost history in a time-space continuum gone wrong!
Lost in Nurmijärvi is a co-operative board game for 1-6 players. The goal of the players is to build a map of Nurmijärvi, consisting of notable events, locations and people, and afterwards finish one of four challenges that will appear, depending on player choices during the map-building phase. All players either win or lose together.
This game was commissioned by the Library of Nurmijärvi as part of a project intended to improve the reading abilities and activity of young people. The art for the game was made by students of the local Finnish vocational school Keuda, and the game designed by two members of the Finnish Board Game Society.
—description from the designer
Lost in Nurmijärvi is a co-operative board game for 1-6 players. The goal of the players is to build a map of Nurmijärvi, consisting of notable events, locations and people, and afterwards finish one of four challenges that will appear, depending on player choices during the map-building phase. All players either win or lose together.
This game was commissioned by the Library of Nurmijärvi as part of a project intended to improve the reading abilities and activity of young people. The art for the game was made by students of the local Finnish vocational school Keuda, and the game designed by two members of the Finnish Board Game Society.
—description from the designer
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