Product Information
Board Game Geek Rating: 6.24. Board Game Geek Avg Player Rating: 7.07. For 2 to 4 players, published in 2014. This is the Kickstarter Edition of the Waggle Dance Board Game. Note that unless stated otherwise, paid add - ons from the Kickstarter Campaign are not included. In this Euro - style worker - placement dice game, players control worker bees. Your goal is to build a beehive, produce more bees, collect nectar, bring it back to the hive, and make honey. Be efficient, strategic, and outmaneuver your opponents! The 'waggle dance' is how scouting bees tell others about food sources or hive sites. You need to organize your bees to make as much honey as possible to get the hive through winter. The first player to create 7 or more honey tokens in their hive wins. You can focus on nectar collection, increasing your bee population, expanding your hive, or seeking the queen's favor. The natural world is competitive, and other players will try to maximize their advantage. Waggle Dance is a highly accessible, language - independent game with a simple rule - sheet for all levels of gamers. At TheGameSteward, we're happy to back campaigns like this one. A good portion of your spending on Waggle Dance will go towards backing new games on Kickstarter. If you have questions about buying or need game advice, contact The Game Steward.
How to play: First, each player takes control of worker bees. You'll use dice in this worker - placement game. Roll the dice and decide what actions your bees will take. You can use them to build your hive, produce more bees, go out and collect nectar, or make honey. To win, aim to be the first to have 7 or more honey tokens in your hive. You can choose different strategies, like focusing on collecting nectar or growing your bee population. Just keep in mind that other players are also trying to win. Notice: This is the Kickstarter Edition. Unless stated, paid add - ons from the Kickstarter Campaign are not included. If you have any questions about buying the game online or need help with anything related to it, contact The Game Steward. Maintenance: Keep the game pieces in a dry and clean place. Don't expose them to extreme temperatures or moisture. If the pieces get dirty, you can gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth.
