Musee - DE

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Museum - Collects expensive works of art!

2 - 4 players / from 8 years / playing time about 30 minutes



The game is in German.



A game by Alf Seegert

In this fast-paced game, you collect expensive works of art and display them in your very own art museum, the Musée.

The only problem is that your opponents are planning exactly the same thing! Each gallery must be properly organized by exhibit number. To succeed, you must balance your own passion for order with your audience's taste in art. Impress your visitors by tastefully displaying your artwork alongside works with similar themes. But be careful not to get too greedy for new artworks ? because then it can happen that your collection becomes so disorganized that you cannot place any more paintings!

The first player who has completed one of his three galleries can open the exhibition and thus has one Advantage. In the end, the player who manages to present the largest and most beautiful art collection wins!

Musée contains sixty unique illustrations of works of art from the fifteenth to the early twentieth centuries. Each image is licensed through the Bridgeman Art Library.

Players compete to fill their museums with beautiful paintings of landscapes, seascapes, animals, architecture and people. To do this, the players exhibit these paintings in three different galleries. Although each player has many opportunities to discard his cards, paintings in the same gallery may never be placed in reverse order according to the paintings' exhibition number. Neighboring paintings with similar subjects attract even more attention and score bonus points. In addition, the first player to complete a gallery receives a gallery bonus card and thus additional points.

At the end of the game, each player receives one point per painting in his museum, two points for all pairs with matching motifs, three points for pairs of motifs placed next to a staircase and four points for each gallery bonus card.

The player with the most points wins the game!