万物皆謎 認知の境界を探る者たち
ゲーム概要
| プレイ人数 | 4〜12人 | プレイ時間 | 40〜80分 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 対象年齢 | 12歳〜 | 価格 | 6,000円 |
| 発売時期 | 2026春 | 予約 | 不可 |
| ゲームデザイン | WANWUJIEMI | イラスト・DTP |
ゲーム詳細
Game Background
Humanity possesses two core skills: organizing to create civilization, and organizing to destroy it. Throughout the long cycles of history, humans have continuously forged great civilizational achievements—ideas, technologies, arts, and systems—only to tear them down again through greed, war, turmoil, and prejudice. Cultural relics are not mere "objects"; they are evidence left by time and vital clues for humanity to reflect upon its own origins. Relics are never static exhibits; they are signals of civilization, strictly encrypted by time.
Guarding the Relics: Ancient Chinese History in the National Museum of China selects 32 artifacts from the collection of the National Museum of China. Hailing from various historical periods, they carry the experiences and wisdom of different stages of civilization. This game simulates more than just the act of "returning items to their places"; it represents the process of humanity attempting to rebuild order and meaning amidst loss and confusion.
In the game, you can play as a Guardian—you must make judgments between profit, risk, and faith. You will need to persuade collectors lost in their desire for possession and remain vigilant against Saboteurs attempting to erase historical footprints. Alternatively, you may choose to challenge yourself by becoming an aloof Collector or a Saboteur who disrupts this parallel world.
This is not just a game of strategy and confrontation, but a crucible for rediscovering civilization. It is not merely a voyage home through time and space, but a battle against oblivion.
Board Setup
The Auction Area (Module 1): Divided into four sections. Action Cards are shuffled and placed face-down in four stacks, with the top card of each stack turned face-up.
The Exhibition Area (Module 2): Divided into eight pavilions, each named after a dynasty and containing a Reward Zone and a Relic Zone. Reward Cards are shuffled and placed face-down randomly in the Reward Zones of each pavilion.
Card Types
I. Identity Cards (8 cards total)
Guardians (4 cards): Victory condition is successfully "Guarding the Relics."
Collectors (2 cards): Victory condition is reaching a certain score threshold.
Saboteurs (3 cards): Victory condition is preventing the "Guarding of Relics."
Note: Different identities within the same category possess unique skills. Players can choose combinations based on the number of participants. Recommended setups:
4 Players: 2 Guardians, 1 Collector, 1 Saboteur
5 Players: 2 Guardians, 1 Collector, 2 Saboteurs
6 Players: 3 Guardians, 1 Collector, 2 Saboteurs
II. Reward Cards (8 cards total)
III. Battle Cards (80 cards total) There are three types of Battle Cards:
Relic Image Cards: Cost 2 Wu Zhu coins to purchase from the public area.
Relic Description Cards: Cost 2 Knife coins to purchase from the public area.
Event Cards: Purchase cost is determined by the value specified on the card.
IV. Tokens
50 Wu Zhu (五铢钱) coins and 50 Knife (刀币) coins.