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1911 Amundsen vs Scott

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$14.02 $22.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

In the austral summer of 1911, a frantic race to reach the South Pole first took place. That exploration became one of the greatest adventures of mandkind, a challenge starred by the Norwegian Roald Amundsen and the British Robert F. Scott. Amundsen and Scott travelled to Antarctica to win a race and, although only one could be the first, both reached the glory.

1911 AMUNDSEN VS SCOTT is a fast and asimetric 2 player game, easy to learn and full of historic details. It captures all the thrill of this adventure to the south pole.

Components

  • 80 cards
  • 1 board with both sides
  • 2 pawns
  • 4 wooden cubes
  • 2 rules (spanish and english)
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Mia E. ★★★★★

The two-player race dynamic is so tense it actually feels like you're navigating a frozen hellscape, and the way the route planning depletes your supplies is brutally clever. I've played it three nights in a row and each game ended with a photo finish that had us both on our feet.

Avery F. ★★★★☆

The theme is fantastic and really makes you feel the historical tension of the race, but the rulebook is a bit of a slog to get through on a first play. Once we had the turn order down, the strategic depth of managing your expedition's resources kept us all engaged for the full two hours.