Adventure · Card Game

The 7th Continent

It's the early 20th century. You have decided to sail back to the newly discovered seventh continent to attempt to lift the terrible curse that has struck you since your return from the previous expedition.

1–4 players1000 minages 14medium difficulty

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What is The 7th Continent

In The 7th Continent, a solo or cooperative "choose-your-own-adventure" exploration board game, you choose a character and begin your adventure on your own or with a team of other explorers. Inspired by the Fighting Fantasy book series, you will discover the extent of this wild new land through a variety of terrain and event cards. In a land fraught with danger and wonders, you have to use every ounce of wit and cunning to survive, crafting tools, weapons, and shelter to ensure your survival.

Unlike most board games, it will take you many, MANY hours of exploring and searching the seventh continent until you eventually discover how to remove the curse(s)...or die trying.

The 7th Continent features an easy saving system so that you can stop playing at any time and resume your adventure later on, just like in a video game!

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Game details

Players: 1–4
Age: +14
Duration: 1000 min
Difficulty: Medium
Type: Board game
Year: 2017
Mechanics: Area Movement · Cooperative Game · Hand Management
Categories: Adventure · Card Game · Exploration
Designer: Ludovic Roudy
Publisher: Serious Poulp

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jbedri0/10

In The 7th Continent, a solo or cooperative "choose-your-own-adventure" exploration board game,

cschacal7/10

Very good survival/exploration game. It could have been better if it would have been more narrative and included more interesting combat mechanics. Also the recommended starting mission is too long, it would have been better to include a shorter "curse" to introduce begginers to the game. The biggest issue with the game is the saving system that makes you reset the game every time you have to continue in the next game. This game introduced new game mechanics that later games have improved as Tainted Grail.