In DrawBot, players take on the role of robot designers in the world-famous DrawBot Factory. They compete against each other to fulfill customer orders as quickly as possible - all in order to become the greatest designer in the Factory’s history!
DrawBot is a Roll & Write game in which all players take their actions simultaneously with the roll of the dice. Players aim to fulfill a customer’s order before anyone else by drawing on their factory sheet the available robot parts.
At the beginning of each turn, the Workshop Manager rolls the 4 dice that determine the pieces available for robot manufacturing. He or she chooses one that only they can use. This piece is in limited quantity; the Workshop Manager keeps it exclusively for themselves. The other players can take any die other than the Workshop Manager's die. The same die can be chosen by multiple players. This reflects that these robot parts are available in larger quantities!
As soon as the Workshop Manager has chosen a die, all players choose one action:
- DRAW: The player the piece represented on the dice he has chosen - BOOST: The player uses 2 energies then draws any piece of their choice - ACCUMULATE: The player does not draw anything and circles 1 energy
Players can only draw on the face in front of them. Before drawing, they can use 1 energy to TURN their Factory Sheet to access the workstation of their choice. The Factory Sheet can do ¼ or ½ turn.
The first one to finish an ordered robot scores 3 points. When a customer’s order is fulfilled, the robot is removed and replaced with a new robot design. If a completed robot does not correspond or no longer corresponds to a customer’s order, it is worth only 1 point. If two players finish the same robot at the same time, this robot design is worth only 1 point!
The game ends the moment a designer finishes their 4th robot. They circle 1 bonus point for finishing first. At the end of the game, players score originality points. Each designer compares their four robots, including the unfinished ones. If pairs of robots having no symbol in common, the player scores 1 point. The designer with the most points wins!
In DrawBot, players take on the role of robot designers in the world-famous DrawBot Factory. They compete against each other to fulfill customer orders as quickly as possible - all in order to become the greatest designer in the Factory’s history!
DrawBot is a Roll & Write game in which all players take their actions simultaneously with the roll of the dice. Players aim to fulfill a customer’s order before anyone else by drawing on their factory sheet the available robot parts.
At the beginning of each turn, the Workshop Manager rolls the 4 dice that determine the pieces available for robot manufacturing. He or she chooses one that only they can use. This piece is in limited quantity; the Workshop Manager keeps it exclusively for themselves. The other players can take any die other than the Workshop Manager's die. The same die can be chosen by multiple players. This reflects that these robot parts are available in larger quantities!
As soon as the Workshop Manager has chosen a die, all players choose one action:
- DRAW: The player the piece represented on the dice he has chosen - BOOST: The player uses 2 energies then draws any piece of their choice - ACCUMULATE: The player does not draw anything and circles 1 energy
Players can only draw on the face in front of them. Before drawing, they can use 1 energy to TURN their Factory Sheet to access the workstation of their choice. The Factory Sheet can do ¼ or ½ turn.
The first one to finish an ordered robot scores 3 points. When a customer’s order is fulfilled, the robot is removed and replaced with a new robot design. If a completed robot does not correspond or no longer corresponds to a customer’s order, it is worth only 1 point. If two players finish the same robot at the same time, this robot design is worth only 1 point!
The game ends the moment a designer finishes their 4th robot. They circle 1 bonus point for finishing first. At the end of the game, players score originality points. Each designer compares their four robots, including the unfinished ones. If pairs of robots having no symbol in common, the player scores 1 point. The designer with the most points wins!
-description from publisher
DrawBot est un jeu de type "Roll & Write" dans lequel tous les joueurs effectuent leurs actions simultanément au lancement des dés. Les joueurs ont pour objectif d'exécuter la commande d'un client avant tout le monde en dessinant sur leur feuille d'usine les pièces de robot disponibles.
Au début de chaque tour, le chef d'atelier lance les 4 dés qui déterminent les pièces disponibles pour la fabrication des robots. Il ou elle en choisit une qu'il est le seul à pouvoir utiliser. Cette pièce est en quantité limitée ; le chef d'atelier la garde exclusivement pour lui. Les autres joueurs peuvent prendre n'importe quel dé autre que celui du chef d'atelier. Le même dé peut être choisi par plusieurs joueurs. Cela signifie que ces pièces de robot sont disponibles en plus grande quantité !
Dès que le chef d'atelier a choisi un dé, tous les joueurs choisissent une action :
- TIRER : Le joueur prend la pièce représentée sur le dé qu'il a choisi. - BOOST : Le joueur utilise 2 énergies puis tire la pièce de son choix - ACCUMULER : Le joueur ne dessine rien et encercle 1 énergie
Les joueurs ne peuvent dessiner que sur la face en face d'eux. Avant de dessiner, ils peuvent utiliser 1 énergie pour TOURNER leur feuille d'usine afin d'accéder au poste de travail de leur choix. La feuille d'usine peut faire ¼ ou ½ tour.
Le premier à terminer un robot commandé marque 3 points. Lorsque la commande d'un client est remplie, le robot est retiré et remplacé par un nouveau modèle de robot. Si un robot terminé ne correspond pas ou plus à la commande d'un client, il ne vaut qu'1 point. Si deux joueurs terminent le même robot en même temps, ce design de robot ne vaut qu'un seul point !
Le jeu se termine au moment où un designer termine son 4ème robot. Il encercle 1 point de bonus pour avoir terminé en premier. À la fin du jeu, les joueurs marquent des points d'originalité. Chaque concepteur compare ses quatre robots, y compris ceux qui ne sont pas terminés. Si des paires de robots n'ont aucun symbole en commun, le joueur marque 1 point. Le designer qui a le plus de points gagne !
Un Roll & Write pour toute la famille
Surveiller les autres joueurs afin qu'ils ne finissent les commandes avant vous
Apprenez à gérer l'énergie votre usine pour être efficace.
Approx. Weight0.460000kg
Product Details
JYDDRA001705
Data sheet
AUTHOR(S)
Christophe Lauras, Michel Gonzalvez
ARTIST(S)
Dominique Peyronnet
PLAYERS COUNT
3
4
5
FROM AGE
8+
LANGUAGES
EN
ES
FR
DURATION IN MINUTES
20
BARCODE / ISBN
3770009377058
PUBLISHER
Jyde
COLLECTION
River Dragons
DATE DE SORTIE
2022-05-16
WEIGHT OF THE GAME BOX
0.422 kg
CONTENTS
4 Dés différents
32 Cartes
100 Bloc-notes de Fiches Fabrique
In DrawBot, players take on the role of robot designers in the world-famous DrawBot Factory. They compete against each other to fulfill customer orders as quickly as possible - all in order to become the greatest designer in the Factory’s history!
DrawBot is a Roll & Write game in which all players take their actions simultaneously with the roll of the dice. Players aim to fulfill a customer’s order before anyone else by drawing on their factory sheet the available robot parts.
At the beginning of each turn, the Workshop Manager rolls the 4 dice that determine the pieces available for robot manufacturing. He or she chooses one that only they can use. This piece is in limited quantity; the Workshop Manager keeps it exclusively for themselves. The other players can take any die other than the Workshop Manager's die. The same die can be chosen by multiple players. This reflects that these robot parts are available in larger quantities!
As soon as the Workshop Manager has chosen a die, all players choose one action:
- DRAW: The player the piece represented on the dice he has chosen - BOOST: The player uses 2 energies then draws any piece of their choice - ACCUMULATE: The player does not draw anything and circles 1 energy
Players can only draw on the face in front of them. Before drawing, they can use 1 energy to TURN their Factory Sheet to access the workstation of their choice. The Factory Sheet can do ¼ or ½ turn.
The first one to finish an ordered robot scores 3 points. When a customer’s order is fulfilled, the robot is removed and replaced with a new robot design. If a completed robot does not correspond or no longer corresponds to a customer’s order, it is worth only 1 point. If two players finish the same robot at the same time, this robot design is worth only 1 point!
The game ends the moment a designer finishes their 4th robot. They circle 1 bonus point for finishing first. At the end of the game, players score originality points. Each designer compares their four robots, including the unfinished ones. If pairs of robots having no symbol in common, the player scores 1 point. The designer with the most points wins!
