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BIOOS Operation Survival

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Can you make it back from the edge? Operation Survival is a strategy game for budding adventurers as well as experienced explorers. And no matter what happens, you'll be sitting on the edge of your seat, laughing your head off! Contains hundreds of different real-life survival role plays, a thrilling game-play calling for diverse strategies with funny and surprising challenges to be faced. After your plane crashes in a remote land, you and the other survivors face extremely harsh conditions, and only one of you will come out alive! It's survival of the fittest to pass through the trials nature has in store, and outwit your unlucky companions. Contains 25 board tiles, 120 survivor question cards, 27 challenge cards and other game components, and like all Bioviva games, is fully made from recycled materials and non-toxic vegetable dyes!
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Age:
8 years +
Made in:
France
Pack Type:
Printed Box
Barcode:
3569160250016
Weight (grams):
900
Web Site:
www.bioviva.com
Qty per Carton:
6
No of Players:
2 to 5
Box Size:
275 x 210 x 50 mm
Type:
Board Game
Usage:
Family Social Science

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