Description
Hercules
Complete the legendary 12 tasks of Hercules!
What IS HERCULES?
In Hercules you'll roll your dice and solve math challenges to master the fabulous 12 tasks of Hercules. In the process, you'll race against each other. But being the fastest isn't enough to win! To get ahead, you'll have to turn to the gods of Olympus to help you remove the obstacles in your path. In the end, the winner is the one who gets the most victory points for his own cards and bonuses through clever calculation.HOW TO PLAY HERCULES?
If you manage to impress the gods with your luck and skill, you will gain eternal fame.
Product Details
| AGE: | 8 |
|---|---|
| DURATION: | 30 |
| PLAYERs: | 1–4 |
| CATEGORy: | family and friends |
| TOPIC: | dice game, calculations |
| DESIGNER: | Fábio Lima |
| ARTISTS: | Roman Kucharski |
| Language: | spanish, german, portuguese, english |
| Release DAte: | 2022 |
| RULES: | Hercules – Spielregeln |
Multilinguales Spiel
The game is multilingual and contains the languages English, German, Portuguese and Spanish.
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