Fort Review

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Step back into the nostalgic times when the only important things were pizza, toys, and building the best fort ever for you and your friends. Playable with 2-4 players ages 10 and up, Fort is a board game that lets you play an awesome deckbuilding game while reliving the austere years of life as a kid.

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To play Fort, we get four player boards, a board for the victory track, four reference sheets and a rulebook. Each player board has a corresponding wooden fort marker and wooden score marker.

The resources in this game are 30 wooden Pizza tokens, 30 wooden Toy tokens, 68 Kid Cards and 22 Other cards. These components make it possible to play the game and build your Fort!

As with most board games, to play Fort, you first have to set up your table, and to do that, the first step is going through the smaller cards (the 22 Other cards) and finding the one for the first player. There’s no absolute rule on determining who is the first player, so choose randomly and play clockwise around the table. Sort your wooden pizza and toy icons and put them aside so you don’t mix them.

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Now, each player gets a player board, and you can choose between red, orange, yellow and green. Your choice of board colour determines the best friends you start the game with, which you can find on the reverse side of the player board. For example, if you had chosen the redboard, you would start with Blades and Zip as your best friends. All the best friends are marked with a star next to their name. Your best friends from the start of your deck. Any best friend cards that don’t get used must be returned to the box.

Each player needs their matching score and fort level