Art Robbery

Get the loot!

March 18, 1990, Boston. You enter the art museum and one and a half hours later you leave again without anyone noticing and your pockets full to the brim. But now comes the most difficult part... In Art Robbery, you will slip into the role of art thieves. The heist was successul and you now have many valuable sketches, paintings, sculptures and antiquities in your possession! But the treasure isn't endless and you are now facing the biggest challenge: sharing the loot.

You will confront the other players over several rounds, and try and get a part of all four collections. At the end, the thief with the biggest pile of loot will win. But beware, the FBI is ruthless and is looking for you. During the game, collect enough alibis, in order to not get caught. Be strategic and steal your opponent's loot from under their noses. You are thieves after all... Have fun and get rich with a good dose of strategy in this competitive but ultimately simple game.

Category: Card game / Strategy

- Part of the After Dinner Games collection and perfect for a few short rounds of gaming fun after dinner with friends
- Colourful and modern design from the illustrator Petra Eriksson
- Trains strategical thinking
- Very competitive and with much interaction

Goal

Be the player with the most points after four rounds. But don’t forget to collect Alibis, otherwise the police will catch you!

Content

55 cards (36 number cards, 19 special cards), 36 Loot tiles, 1 Guard Dog figure, 1 rulebook 

They talk about it

Stonemaier Games

Meeple University

About the author and illustrator

Reiner Knizia is one of the most famous games authors in the world. He studies maths at the University of Ulm, achieved the Master of Science at the Syracuse University in te USA and also obtained a PHD. His true vocation, however, started a lot earlier, when he started developing his first games at the age of eight. He is now the author of over 700 games. He has also won the renowned "Spiel des Jahres" and "Kinderspiel des Jahres" awards. Next to Kariba, Kartel and ZenMaster, Art Robbery is the fourth game he has released with Helvetiq. 

Petra Eriksson is a Swedish illustrator and artist based in Barcelona. In her work she likes to play with bright colours and mix organic and graphic shapes.