UNDO - Es lebe der König

Royal Banquet, September 1256: despite the lush food, the tense mood is felt in the banquet hall. Numerous guests have followed the invitation to the funeral service for the late queen. Now they are waiting for what the mourning king will say - after all, he is now without heir to the throne. So many present weather a chance. When the experienced king finally gets up, expectant silence prevails. He lifts his goblet and lets his sharp gaze wander over the guests. "Few of you are here to mourn with me my beloved wife," sets the king and takes a sip from the cup. Suddenly he starts to cough and grabs his throat with his hand. It breaks down and tears food to the ground. A murmur goes through the crowd, commands are hectically called. The king is carried out of the hall in a hurry. minutes of concern. Then the personal doctor enters the hall and announces: "The king is dead!" In UNDO - Long live the king is not about solving the crime or identifying a killer. Instead, players must travel through the king's past as disembodied destiny weavers to prevent his death. Each of the time jumps brings with it a momentous decision that ultimately determines whether the king lives or dies in the end. Will players succeed in changing fate and prevent his death?

• Innovative game mechanism where players travel into the past as fate weavers to prevent misfortune
• Every decision can make a difference
• Family game from 10
• Playing time: 45-90 minutes.2-6 players
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