But still, what’s the point of an expansion without the game?Īnyway, that shouldn’t stop you from supporting this game, as long as you know what you’re getting. Michael explained this unusual situation as due to the relative cost of printing 10 cards versus 54 plus other components. At the $10 level, backers will get a copy of the expansion but not the actual game. In return for support, rewards include desktop wallpapers, sponsor credits in the rulebook, a Wrong Chemistry jigsaw puzzle, Mad Scientists promo cards (which allow special energy-free manipulations), a 10 card future expansion, and of-course, a copy of the game. In terms of the project, Mage Company is seeking $8,500 for printing and distribution costs. i think Tony (the designer) achieved it!!! The mechanic was already existed, we just combined both ideas and at the same time we wanted a game to be very easy and at the same time hard to master it. So, we discovered that all the elements of the periodic table can accept this kind of modification, creating the funniest idea. If we add an e at the end of this word, then we have car + bone. The idea of the game was started by a card called Carbon. I asked the project’s creator, Michael of Mage Company in Bulgaria, about the game’s origin.
At any point during the player’s turn, if the element on the table matches an element on a card in his hand, the player can put the card down and claim its points for the end of the game. Wrong Chemistry is a pattern-matching game, where the players manipulate hex tiles and black and white discs to match the chemical recipes for such elements as “manga-niece”, “kobold”, and “beerlilium”.Ī team of scientists that don’t have a clue about chemistry, try to transmute a molecule and create new elements… and they get it all wrong.Įach turn, a player can make four energy manipulations to the element on the table: either taking a disc off the board, putting a disc on the board, moving a disc from one hex to another, moving an empty hex, or using “restartium” to start over. Among the many many game projects currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, one that got my attention is Wrong Chemistry.
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