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Бункер: Поколение Альфа (Bunker: Generation Alpha)
Bunker: Generation Alpha is a standalone entry in the iconic Bunker survival series. As global catastrophe looms, players compete for limited bunker spots. With character cards, phobias, superpowers, and more, you argue, form alliances, and vote on who deserves to survive. Combine with other Bunker games for nearly 1,000 unique cards and endless replayability!
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This game falls under the category: Party Game.
- Players
- 2–16
- Duration
- 30–120 min
- Age
- 12+
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