Nobel Rum

If throughout the history of science we have seen further, it is because we were on the shoulders of giantesses. However, many times, they have also had an additional weight on their shoulders: the "superpower" of invisibility, the lack of references, the constant feeling of not being up to the task (imposter syndrome) or the exclusive responsibility of the family care, among many other things.

Multiple holes in a pipe that leaks from childhood to retirement and through which we have lost and continue to lose so much female talent. The history of the Nobel Prizes is a faithful reflection of all this.

Nobel Run is a deck-building card game where you will manage a research team to win the Nobel Prize.

During the game, you will hire assistants, publish scientific articles and get funding through projects. In addition, you will be able to put on your side top-level scientists and inventors who will help you.

Nobel Run is a game along the lines between the family game and the family plus game, but it turns the mechanics of deck building into something perfectly accessible for both girls and boys from 10 years old as well as for gaming families.

In addition, the dynamics of the turns and the depth of the mechanics itself will also make the most expert audience enjoy this game, which allows quick games of 30 minutes (and even less, if 2 people play).

The objective of the game is to achieve 20 prestige points or more to win the Nobel Prize.