Ray Master

Deep in the laboratories of the Atomic Biochemistry Brave Academy, a loud shout suddenly rings out: "Eureka!" After years of research, Professor Röntgen has built a device that can change the structure of objects. All at once he can make things bigger or smaller. But his former student and greatest rival, Professor Stern, wants to steal the idea. The academy will soon decide which department gets money for further research, so safety is not quite so important right now. In Ray Master you face each other as opponents, each with your own team of scientists and students. With the ray you change the value and the size of your dice. The higher the value and the smaller the die, the more points you score. Meanwhile you secretly try to get in your rival's way by altering his dice. Whoever has the most points at the end wins the game and walks off with the money. Each turn you choose one or more actions on the control panel, which you carry out with your students and scientists. You play in three steps: first you choose your actions, then you carry them out, and finally you draw a new student card. After that it is your opponent's turn. Ray Master is a great duel for two players, or a challenge for yourself in solo mode. Just right for half an hour together at the table, where you keep trying to be that little bit quicker than the other.