Best with 3 players
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Pandemia: La Cura
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Pandemic: The Cure is the dice-based version of the acclaimed cooperative game Pandemic. Four diseases threaten the world and your team of researchers must save it. Roll dice to determine actions: fly between research centers, neutralize viruses, collect samples, and collaborate to develop vaccines. Each player has a unique role with special dice. Cooperative game for 2-5 players ages 13 and up, with games lasting 30 minutes.
Pandemic: The Cure, a dice-based version of the popular Pandemic board game, sets up in less than a minute and plays in 30 minutes. As in the board game, four diseases threaten the world and it's up to your team to save humanity. You and your team must keep the world's hotspots in check before they break out of control, while researching cures to the four plagues. Players roll dice each turn to determine the actions available to them. They can fly and sail between the six major population centers of the world, treat disease in their current region, collect samples for further study, and exchange knowledge to help them in their goal of discovering cures. Each player takes on a different role that has its own unique set of dice and abilities – and players must take advantage of their specializations if they are to have any hope of winning the game. The Dispatcher, for example, can spend dice to fly others around the board, while the Medic is particularly adept at treating disease. Players can roll their dice as often as they like, but the more times they re-roll for the perfect turn, the more likely the next epidemic will occur. At the end of each turn, new "infection dice" are rolled to determine the type and location of newly infected populations. If any region on the board is infected with more than three dice of a given color, an outbreak occurs, spreading disease into an adjacent region. If too many outbreaks take place, too many people get infected, or the rate of infection gets too high, all the players lose. If, however, the players can discover the cures to the four diseases, they all win and humanity is saved!
Pandemic: The Cure, a dice-based version of the popular Pandemic board game, sets up in less than a minute and plays in 30 minutes. As in the board game, four diseases threaten the world and it's up to your team to save humanity. You and your team must keep the world's hotspots in check before they break out of control, while researching cures to the four plagues. Players roll dice each turn to determine the actions available to them. They can fly and sail between the six major population centers of the world, treat disease in their current region, collect samples for further study, and exchange knowledge to help them in their goal of discovering cures. Each player takes on a different role that has its own unique set of dice and abilities – and players must take advantage of their specializations if they are to have any hope of winning the game. The Dispatcher, for example, can spend dice to fly others around the board, while the Medic is particularly adept at treating disease. Players can roll their dice as often as they like, but the more times they re-roll for the perfect turn, the more likely the next epidemic will occur. At the end of each turn, new "infection dice" are rolled to determine the type and location of newly infected populations. If any region on the board is infected with more than three dice of a given color, an outbreak occurs, spreading disease into an adjacent region. If too many outbreaks take place, too many people get infected, or the rate of infection gets too high, all the players lose. If, however, the players can discover the cures to the four diseases, they all win and humanity is saved!
How many players it plays best with · 150 votes on BoardGameGeek
1
16
16 say it plays best, 64 recommend it, 29 do not recommend it
2
23
23 say it plays best, 96 recommend it, 6 do not recommend it
3
83
83 say it plays best, 36 recommend it, 2 do not recommend it
4
67
67 say it plays best, 42 recommend it, 6 do not recommend it
5
7
7 say it plays best, 72 recommend it, 22 do not recommend it
5+
1
1 say it plays best, 3 recommend it, 71 do not recommend it
Best Suggested Not recommended
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CrazyBlueDwarfBGG user
10.0/10
Love the dice and that each role has their own custom set. Love the speed of the game. Love that it carries the flavor of original Pandemic, but is still it's own thing. 1/1 Storytelling 1/1 Effort to fun ratio in line with complexity 1/1 Variety in play/strategy 1/1 Art 1/1 Appropriate level of setup for it's complexity 1/1 Meaningful Decisions 1/1 Likelihood to skip similar games for this one 1/1 Keeps me engaged .5/.5 Immediately want to play again .5/.5 Theme .5/.5 Components .5/.5 Subjective/Evangilization
DSAdixitsBGG user
10.0/10
I wasn't too keen on Pandemic, but I did love all the Pandemic Legacies, so there must be something to the base game that appeals to me. I figured I might as well toss dice into the system and see if that fixes anything, and yep, it does. It is hard to stop playing this game once you unpack it, and the ease of set up for the Cure will make you resent all the time you wasted setting up the board for regular Pandemic.
Emperor_GaisericBGG user
10.0/10
I have played this at every game night I have hosted, save one, at the request of several friends each time. This is a great warm up game and win or lose we have never had a bad time playing it.
jlp303BGG user
10.0/10
Easily as good as the original and I think especially strong as a solo challenge (I’m yet to play it with my partner yet!) It really is a tough as nails challenge. And if you’re a fan of non standard and standard d6s, you will literally be in heaven. Is Matt Leacock a genius? In board game terms, absolutely!
magicmanfkBGG user
10.0/10
Lots of fun for people who like rolling dice. Theme isn't quite as strong as Pandemic but a lot of fun in its own right. The quick setup and takedown is very nice. I have a lot of fun playing this with 2-4 people.
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