Board game · 2023
ミラテル: Miracle Cocktail
In Miracle Cocktail, players open their own bars in a city renowned for magical cocktails. They compete for popularity points to become the most popular bar. Each round, magical ingredients are poured from a shaker. Players select 3 adjacent ingredients to fill storage bottles, earn coins, and trigger actions. Storing components or creating cocktail recipes generate special actions, additional ingredients, coins, and popularity. Combos can be created. After 8 rounds, the player with the most popularity points wins.
If you like the mechanics Paper-and-Pencil , you will enjoy this game.
This game belongs to the family Food & Drink: Liquor / Cocktails.
This game falls under the category: Fantasy.
- Players
- 1–99
- Duration
- 45–60 min
- Age
- –
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