In 20120, World War VI broke out, the Earth was devastated in the war between humans ...

A group of scientists reserved and sorted out the data for Biological Information and Aerospace Technology for the past hundreds of years, and they assembled the leaders around the world, managed to evacuate from mother Earth before it went to its very end.

They moved to a planet, tens of thousands light-years away, a new planet they found and have been observed for a while, full of resources — air, water, sunlight and soil — required by creatures, and no life forms existed yet.

The leader of the scientists — Dr. Rookie, the Chief Biologist — brought their research result to you: a mysterious capsule, with the secret power to construct all the life forms in history, and told you:“This is the first and only one planet we ever found that has the potential to construct the whole new ecosystem on it, we call it Planet Noah. Only by constructing a new ecosystem on this planet can we reconstruct our home. Use this capsule carefully, bring us a brand new path to a better future for all humankind!”

With the result the scientists researched for hundreds of years, you jumped off from the spaceship with your fellows. You looked at each other, took a deep breath for the heavy responsibility on your shoulders. You and your fellows need to create different ecological chains, for the future of planet

Noah Planet is a 30 minute, easy to learn game that’s great for families and gamers. Players are looking to build up a new ecosystem on a new planet called Noah Planet.

Players will have a hand of cards, a deck to draw from and a tableau where they will place different species and connect different food chains to earn points. Each species card must match what that species needs in order to survive, with the resources provided by a species that is lower on the foodchain.

Every turn you have 3 actions in which you can manipulate your hand by drawing and discarding cards in order to get the right species for your ecosystem. The first to 100 points wins!

It’s a simple draw/play cards that challenge card management skills with a focus on nature and the beautiful diversity of species that we currently have on our own planet.

—description from the publisher

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