Mutton (2009) Board Game
Mutton is a two-player board game released in 2009 by designer Néstor Romeral Andrés. It falls under the categories of bluffing and deduction, with a focus on secret unit deployment. The game features artwork by Gamerz.net and nestorgames, adding to its visual appeal.
Game Components of Mutton
How To Setup Mutton
Gameplay Mechanics and Game Objective
In Mutton, the sheep player must strategically place their sheep tokens on the board and protect them from the wolf player. The wolf player must try to guess the location of the sheep and capture them before they reach safety. Players take turns moving their tokens and using deduction to outsmart their opponent. The game ends when all the sheep are captured or safely reach the other side of the board.
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Personal Thoughts on Mutton
Mutton offers a unique take on the hidden movement genre with its theme of sheep and wolves. While the game has its strengths in strategic gameplay and player interaction, it may not appeal to those looking for more complex board games. The build quality of the components is decent, but the lack of variety may deter some players from repeated plays. Overall, Mutton is worth considering for casual gamers who enjoy tactical challenges, but may not be suitable for those seeking deeper gameplay experiences.
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