Northstar Game Studio Nature Board Game Expansion Module 4: Arctic Tundra | Adapt Species in a Changing Environment | Strategy Game for Adults Teens Families and Solo | 1-4 Players Age 10+
- NATURE: Grow your species population in an ecosystem where food is scarce and predators lurk. - NATURE GAME REQUIRED: Add or combine with other modules like Jurassic for even more ecosystems! - MODULE 3 ARCTIC TUNDRA: Experience a harsh frozen landscape, where species fight for survival. - ADAPT TO ARCTIC TUNDRA: Survive a harsh winter by hibernating, or travel long distances to discover new food. - ENVIRONMENTALLY MADE: All Nature products are made with biodegradable materials. - BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED: Featuring the stunning arctic art of Danea Fidler. - INCLUDES SOLO: Nature features a unique and challenging solo mode, with new cards added for Arctic Tundra.
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Adapt to the Changing Environment
Create Your Own Species
Survive in a Shared Ecosystem
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CORE GAME REQUIRED: In order to play, the Nature board game is required. Add modules like Flight or Jurassic, or combine them to discover endless new ecosystems to explore.
In Nature, you must adapt your species to an ever-changing ecosystem where food is scarce and predators lurk. Give species traits like Tusked to help with foraging, Fast to escape danger, or Clawed to hunt other species. To succeed, you'll need to grow your species population and keep them alive.
In Nature, you must adapt your species to an ever-changing ecosystem where food is scarce and predators lurk.
Grow your species population, increase its body size, or give it traits. Add traits like Fast to escape from danger, or Scavenging to eat the leftovers of a hunt.
In Nature, food is a limited resource, and you'll need to adapt to ensure you get the food you need to keep your species alive, and to avoid your species becoming food themselves.
To succeed you'll need to grow your species population and keep them alive. Can you adapt to the changing environment?