3 - 4 players | |
average 90 minutes | |
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Published in 1997 | |
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Prehistoric | |
Dice Rolling Variable Player Powers Grid Movement Player Elimination Variable Phase Order |
In Primordial Soup each player controls a species of primitive "amoeboid" organisms. Together these species form an ecosystem where each feeds on the excreta of the others. To win a player must guide the evolution of their species to increase their population and the sophistication of their genes. Each round consists of various phases. Firstly each organism must move (either by drifting or under its own power) and then feed. Then the environment undergoes a random change which changes the direction of drift and may force some organisms to give up genes. Then the species may buy new genes, and then may reproduce. At this point some organisms will die and finally each species is scored. This is repeated until either a species gets at least 42 points or the environment cards are exhausted. The possible genes include genes for enhanced control of movement, more efficient metabolism, more efficient reproduction, attack and defence. Expanded by: Primordial Soup: Freshly Spiced
Total Games Played: | 1 |
Average Players Per Game | 4 |
Badges | Name | NemePoints | Total Games | Avg. NemePoints | Wins / Losses | % Won |
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Mark Van Achter | 60 | 1 | 60.00 |
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100 % | |
Arne Nieberding | 26 | 1 | 26.00 |
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0 % | |
Jane Lingier | 26 | 1 | 26.00 |
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0 % | |
Mattias Deparcq | 26 | 1 | 26.00 |
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0 % |
Date Played | Result | |
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4/27/2015 |
1st
Mark Van Achter
60
2nd
Mattias Deparcq
26
2nd
Arne Nieberding
26
2nd
Jane Lingier
26
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