What happens when Antoine Bauza (7 Wonders, Hanabi) and Bruno Cathala (Five Tribes, Abyss) collaborate on a game? Come find out, and learn this unique tactile game for 2-5 players.
Publisher's description:
"South Pacific: The famous Dr. Shark, a mysterious character strongly suspected of heading a secret criminal organization, is organizing a cocktail party on his private island. You are a secret agent and have just received an encrypted text message: 'Cocktail party organized by Dr Shark – Important evidence probably hidden in pool – Attend party and recover evidence – Beware sharks! Invitation to follow by courier. IN THE EVENT OF FAILURE, WE WILL DENY ALL KNOWLEDGE OF YOUR ACTIVITIES.'
"At the request of your country's counter-intelligence services, you will mingle with other guests at the reception. Your mission: Dive into the pool to retrieve clues hidden by the infamous Dr. Shark – without falling prey to the sharks underneath the water!
"Back on the surface, you will try to group your clues to form evidence. The secret agent who has put together the biggest dossier against Dr. Shark will have the privilege of putting him behind bars. Mission accomplished. The other secret agents will be thrown into the pool...
"Dr. Shark brings a new feel to the idea of a dexterity game as players will rely on their sense of touch to discover evidence against this evildoer. Players have only thirty seconds per dive to recover as many clues as possible from the bottom of the pool, using their fingers to detect an object's shape and texture.
"Dr. Shark can be played individually or in teams."
Comments
I'm coming!
I nearly forgot to RSVP for this, but I'll be there straight after work. Can't wait to learn this game!
Wish I could make it
Wish I could make it tonight, but hopefully you can run through this sometime when I see you again. It looks interesting and two of my favorite designers.
(No) Sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads.
At least Dr. Shark manages to do better than Dr. Evil's Sea Bass. Congrats to secret agents Tom and Mickey for scoring either 50, 54, 48, 53, or 51 points, depending on which time they counted. In 2nd place was team Y, agents Cecily and Paul playing as Yuri and Yoko respectively with 49 points. And finally, back to the academy for recruits Adam and Ezra whose deathly fear of sharks prevented them from gathering a single piece of evidence.