SOS Save Our Species | Card Game | Endangered Animals | Rummy Meets Top Trumps | For Adults, Teens & Kids | Co-Created with WWF | Global Edition

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Alone, or co-operating with other crew members, you must show presence of mind and do the right thing to save as many passengers as possible. Time is short...

I really like this game a lot. It is the solo game I always wanted but didn’t know could exist. It takes one of my earliest memories of games and fills it with excitement, drama and fun. Let’s get some negatives out of the way though, this is not a multiplayer game for me. The instructions say 1 to 5 players can play cooperatively but the game is hard enough already without adding 4 other people’s opinions on what should be done next. Because the games are sourced worldwide, if there is an issue with a missing component you will have to reach out to the specific publisher. If you are having issues reaching the publisher directly, please reach out to us. Taking all of that into account I absolutely love this game. It is essentially solitaire on steroids.If you like solitaire or solo games and are looking for something new (with amazing components) then SOS Titanic is the game for you. The game also has Wildlife Corridor cards which mean you can link to other players’ biomes. For example, if you have a forest biome and someone else has a forest biome you can play a Wildlife Corridor and it means at the end of the game if your forest biome is still surviving you’ll get points from the other person’s forest too. If your forest gets destroyed, your animals will be able to migrate down the corridor to the other person’s biome. I love this because it shows how important wildlife corridors are in real life. SOS' is a family card game emphasizing fun while exploring problems species face today. 'SOS' is published by Wild Dog Games; a not-for-profit games publisher, and has been co-created with the WWF. It’s perfect for those age 7+, requires 2-5 players and takes just 15 minutes to play. I want to preface this segment by saying that this is in no way a requirement for SOS Shopping in VP. SOS Shopping can be as relaxed as you want (to an extent), but I want to point out what I have found to be a commonality within all the good SOS Shopping groups I've been in, so that if you do want to be efficient with it, then you can choose to! This is how you do components for a card game. A beautifully illustrated box, a well written rule book, great quality cards and the grandest playing book you have ever seen.

At 23:40 on April 14, 1912 in the North Atlantic, the R.M.S. Titanic strikes an iceberg. Water immediately floods into the liner's compartments and the ship is listing to starboard in a worrying way. There is no hope about the outcome. On board, there is widespread panic.

So does SOS Titanic from Matagot sink beneath the iceberg or cling on to that large floating piece of wood screaming ‘I’m king of the world’? Read on to find out. A Ship Built For Kings I have mentioned some of the negatives earlier in my review but they are very inconsequential compared with the sheer joy of having a great round and rescuing lots of passengers.

Okay, so you've decided on the SOS cards to stay for and everyone is happy with it, so you board the elevator. What usually happens in this case is someone with a good monitor can resize their window such that they can clearly see who the SOS card is. This is heavily dependent on if someone in your group has a good monitor to scout the SOS card as early as in the elevator, which will save A LOT of time. People who can't see it in the elevator will have to watch through the initial animation and have to be in the first battle before they can confirm who it actually is. A bit time consuming.If people were engaged in the natural world as much as they are in poker and Pokémon, we could make a positive impact. Post this In any case, the etiquette would be that majority rules and you HAVE to abide by the consensus. If the group chooses to stay, you stay. If they choose to leave, you leave. It would be disrespectful to leave toons behind or stay when they want to leave as both parties would end up with less players. SOS Shopping is about trust that your fellow toons will do the right thing by you. You've gotten the SOS card that you want, defeat the VP, and everyone is happy. At this stage, people can choose to decide if they want to have another run straight away (if they are Maxed). If all 8 decide to stay, then awesome, just do the process all over again. If some leave, then a new group is made in ToonHQ (usually by the leader) and toons will rejoin the group. Funds raised from the SOS crowdfunding campaign will be used to pay for production and distribution of the game. All profits from SOS sales will help endangered species worldwide. 75% of profits from all editions will go to WWF and the remaining 25% will go to other charities working to protect species and their habitats. In the good SOS shopping groups I've been in, there has been a good allocation of roles and responsibilities, especially for the toon who started the group, ie. the host.