Bug Hunters is a board game suitable for all ages, where the goal is to collect as many bugs as possible by creating lines of 5 or more bugs of the same type. It's an addictive game that can be enjoyed by people from 6 to 60s.
Bug Hunters is a fun and addicting board game that is suitable for all ages, from 6 to 60 years old. The game's objective is to collect as many bugs as possible by constructing lines with 5 or more bugs of the same kind. The game provides bonus objects during gameplay that make it more interesting and multiply scores.
Bugs can move both vertically and horizontally through vacant squares, and they require a free path from their origin to their destination. Players can use the mouse to click on a bug and then click on the destination field to show where to go. Players can score points by aligning five or more bugs vertically, horizontally or diagonally. The player's current score is displayed on the top-right side of the board.
After each move, the game will generate 3 new bugs to obstruct the player's moving path. The game ends when the entire board is filled with bugs. The more bugs a player collects at once, the higher their score. The scoring system operates as follows: 5 bugs- 5 points, 6 bugs-8 points, 7 bugs-14 points, 8 bugs-23 points, 9 bugs-35 points, 10 bugs-50 points, etc. Depending on the final score, the player will receive a rating and an appropriate sign.
There is no maximum limit on the scores, but typically the highest score ranges around 1000. The game also features a special ball that can appear on the board, which a player can treat as a bug of any type on the board. This bonus ball allows players to move it to construct a line with other bugs, resulting in the doubling of the number of bugs collected. For instance, when players move the bonus ball to construct a line, they will get 2x5 bugs, and this results in scoring 50 points. Overall, Bug Hunters is an excellent board game that is easy to play, challenging and fun for all ages.
Bugs can move both vertically and horizontally through vacant squares, and they require a free path from their origin to their destination. Players can use the mouse to click on a bug and then click on the destination field to show where to go. Players can score points by aligning five or more bugs vertically, horizontally or diagonally. The player's current score is displayed on the top-right side of the board.
After each move, the game will generate 3 new bugs to obstruct the player's moving path. The game ends when the entire board is filled with bugs. The more bugs a player collects at once, the higher their score. The scoring system operates as follows: 5 bugs- 5 points, 6 bugs-8 points, 7 bugs-14 points, 8 bugs-23 points, 9 bugs-35 points, 10 bugs-50 points, etc. Depending on the final score, the player will receive a rating and an appropriate sign.
There is no maximum limit on the scores, but typically the highest score ranges around 1000. The game also features a special ball that can appear on the board, which a player can treat as a bug of any type on the board. This bonus ball allows players to move it to construct a line with other bugs, resulting in the doubling of the number of bugs collected. For instance, when players move the bonus ball to construct a line, they will get 2x5 bugs, and this results in scoring 50 points. Overall, Bug Hunters is an excellent board game that is easy to play, challenging and fun for all ages.
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