MILLER ZOO
COMPONENTS
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1 Double-sided board
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7 Animal cards
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80 Resource cards
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30 Needs cards
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6 Teammate cards
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6 Tool cards
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60 Problem tokens
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6 Player Aids
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6 Player pieces
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6 Sealed envelopes containing more animals and challenges
8+
30'
1-6
Designer: THOMAS DAGENAIS-L'ESPÉRANCE
Artist: JOCELYNE BOUCHARD, MARJORIE GROS
OVERVIEW
Play a day in the life of a Zookeeper!
Miller Zoo is THE cooperative family game where you play the team in charge of running one of Canada’s most interesting zoos!
Your job is to work together to take care of your zoo’s animals, and to welcome new ones to their new home. Like a team, everyone plays together at the same time to overcome challenges and crises. The game also contains 6 envelopes to discover, with new animals, new challenges, and many more surprises that make the game evolve in new and exciting ways!
Goal:
Play the real Miller Zoo team and welcome all the new arrivals while also taking care of the animals already under your charge. Watch out though, unexpected situations and crises are sure to throw a monkey wrench into your plans!
SELLING POINTS
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More than a simple zoo theme, it is a mission to raise awareness about animal rehabilitation.
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Real people and real animals that players can connect with
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A cooperative game where everyone plays together
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A game that evolves: the rules of the base game get richer the more you play
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Develops real communication and organizational skills
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Solo mode available!
THE PERFECT GAME
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For Animal lovers
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For working together to win as a team
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For People who love challenges that grow to match their skill
Reviews
"It's a nice game that works with families with a theme that people are going to enjoy"
Tom Vasel
The Dice Tower
“I highly recommend playing this one if you like challenging cooperative games but are easy to learn and play with the family.”
Steph Hodge
“The cooperative game space includes a lot of games that just clone Pandemic’s mechanics, but Miller Zoo does it a bit differently, and offers more than enough that’s new to justify making room on your shelf.”
Keith Law
Paste Magazine
