Pandasaurus Games After Us Board Game by Pandasaurus Games - Evolutionary Strategy Game in a Post-Human World, Ages 13+, 1-6 Players, 40-60 Minute Playtime
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- EVOLVE YOUR TRIBE: Embark on an immersive journey in the After Us board game, guiding your tribe of evolving apes towards collective intelligence and strategic dominance in a post-human world.
- STRATEGY GAME: After Us is a deck-building and resource management game featuring an original and intuitive combo system in which players are each leading a tribe of apes.
- RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GAME: Starting only with tamarins, they combine their cards each turn to collect resources and gather victory points, attracting new apes into their tribe along the way: powerful gorillas, resourceful orangutans, versatile chimpanzees, and wise mandrills.
- IMMERSIVE GAMEPLAY: Master the remnants of human civilization, utilize advanced objects, attract new intelligent apes to your tribe, and lead them to higher levels of intelligence and efficiency. Engage in intense competition with other tribes, racing to reach 80 points and establish your tribe's supremacy in the post-apocalyptic landscape of After Us.
- NUMBER OF PLAYERS AND AVERAGE PLAYTIME: This thrilling strategy game is made for 1-6 players, so it can be played as a solo game or a challenging two player game. After Us is suitable for ages 13 and older, making it a great choice for family game night. Average playtime is approximately 40-60 minutes.
Description
After humanity has been extinct for several decades, the apes continue to evolve. They gather in tribes, develop themselves, master the objects left behind by the humans, and advance in their quest for knowledge. As the leader of one of these tribes, it’s your responsibility to set your fellow apes on the path to collective intelligence. Each turn players will draw 4 ape cards from their deck and arrange them in an assembly line. Completing frames will generate resources, earn points, and grant powers. Afterwards players will attract new apes to their tribe, making them even more intelligent and efficient. The first to 80 points wins!
Brand Name: Pandasaurus Games
Genre: Engine Building
Number of Players: 1-6
Edition: Standard Edition
Customer Package Type: FFP
Language: English
Unit Count: 1 Count
Estimated Playing Time: 40 minutes
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 1500
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 156
Included Components: 1 main board, 6 player boards, 12 player tokens, 24 action discs, 168 Starting and Tribe Cards, 120 wooden food tokens, 47 cardboard energy tokens, 7 object tiles, 6 player aids, 1 rulebook
Global Trade Identification Number: 95
Item Type Name: Board Game
Manufacturer: Pandasaurus Games
Minimum Age Recomendation: 144
Model Number: 229738
UPC: 850029278795
Manufacturer Part Number: PANAURUMCORE
Educational Objective: Develop strategic thinking, planning, and decision-making skills; understand and adapt to a post-apocalyptic world; foster teamwork and cooperation.
Operation Mode: manual
Item Dimensions L x W: 12.43"L x 8.82"W
Number of Items: 1
Item Dimensions: 12.43 x 8.82 x 0.1 inches
Size: 1' 0.43" x 0.197' x 0.735' (W x L x H)
Color: Multicolor
Subject Character: Ape
CPSIA Cautionary Statement: No Warning Applicable
Material Type: Cardboard
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Great game
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by shawn
Bought this at my husband’s request. He’s been playing this frequently with our 10 year old, who absolutely loves it!
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Upon reading the description of this boardgame, one can't help but feel that this theme is that of the popular science fiction series: Planet of the Apes. That intrigued me and greatly influenced my decision to give it a try. The rulebook is extremely clear and concise. One read through of it and I was able to teach it with ease to the other players. Honestly, I thought that there was going to be a great deal of analysis paralysis that would slow down the pace, but that really didn't happen. The components are all great quality and I liked that the icons used were exactly the same as most of them. The player aides were all well done and easy to use. The box insert is nicely done and allows for easy storage and sorting of components. The gameplay was simple yet deep. There is a great deal of thought and consideration that must be given when making choices and the strategy is not immediately apparent. I will say that once a player's points were established on the track, it seemed very difficult to break from the back of the pack and take a lead. In other words, the victory point accumulation was unforgiving. This took some of the excitement away since it appeared that there was no way to recover from some initial poor decisions. Perhaps after a few more plays, I could be proven wrong, but no matter what I tried to do, I just couldn't recover a lead. The gameplay is truly unique. It is really fun to arrange your cards to try and get an optimal resource collection and I love that everyone plays at the same time. This keeps interest high and the game moving.I also enjoyed the fact that each type of primate focused primarily on specific resources. We came to the conclusion that the successful player has to learn to balance the types of apes in his deck rather than concentrate on just one or two of them. The biggest disappointment of the game is that of the theme. I love the Planet of the Apes films and was drawn to this game in hopes of some great theming. Unfortunately, the theme seems "pasted - on". The game could be created using almost any idea. You don't get the feeling of a post-apocalyptic society and it is quite easy to forget about the game's backstory in minutes. This doesn't negate the unique game mechanisms but, I was really hoping for some clever tie-ins to the theming. Regardless, we all enjoyed playing and I am going to make it my mission to develop a winning strategy. It will be played again!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023 by Paul A. Martorano
Muy interesante y bonito el juego, nos permite compartir en familia. Los materiales son de muy buena calidad y el producto llego en excelente estado
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2025 by Erick Sanchez
Juego muy entretenido para usarlo en familia, buena calidad de los componentes, excelente
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by Rafael
I liked this game far more than I thought I would. One thing that makes this game so fun, is that you all take your turns simultaneously, so you feel like you're always doing something. The instructions are long and sound complicated. Once you get started though, you find it's pretty easy to pick up. The only problem I have, is that it isn't well balanced. There 4 classes of Apes and 2 levels of each. Each class has it's own special ability which seems like it should work into a good strategy. You have one class to help you quickly collect resources. One that helps you get rid of weaker cards and strengthen your deck, One provides additional resources and the last one collects victory points faster. It seems like you want to try building the strongest deck and then get on those victory points. Unfortunately, most of the strategy gets wiped out due to poor balancing. The "victory point" apes don't serve as much purpose because the other apes collect plenty of points as well. Even the weak cards you start with collect too many points. While I strategized with the cards and special power-ups, my son just kept spending all his resources on victory points rather than building his decks and won by a mile. The only way to help this was by making 2 laps instead of 1. Even then, it was close. With some better balancing, I think this game would be awesome. It's still really fun though and has become a family favorite.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by PM
Components: This is another Vincent Dutrait artwork game and he does an incredible job bringing games to life, so this gets high marks for me. The cards are nice quality and are clear and easy to understand. One of the things I enjoy most in games are wooden pieces and this has those as different resources (fruits, grains, flowers), and feel nice to handle. Rulebook: Easy to understand and clear Gameplay: Played in three phases - assembling tribe (card arranging/resource gain); attracting new apes (acquire a new tribe member); rest (clean up). There are various levels of monkeys and you want to gain the better ones such as apes and orangutans as they give you better abilities, but each is different in their own way. At the start of your turn you draw four cards and you can rearrange them how you like, but you are trying to close off as many boxes as you can, which then gives you points, tokens, etc. The better the card, the more you get. Then there are things like putting "batteries" in electronics left behind by the humans that give you a variety of different abilities like gaining points, exchanging resources, etc. Ultimately, the first person to get to 80 points is the winner. Conclusion: This is an enjoyable game that is really easy to learn and fast to play. Every game takes less than an hour and once you have a turn you automatically get what is happening, so the complexity is very low. Great game for kids and families that plays fast while you race to 80 points. Recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2023 by J&S
-Intro: "After Us" by Pandasaurus Games offers a blend of evolutionary strategy and deck-building in a post-human world. While the game is engaging, it falls short in connecting players through interaction. -Gameplay: The game is easy to learn but offers tactical depth. Each player leads a tribe of primates with the goal of reaching 80 points first. You draw four cards each round, rearrange them for maximum benefits (for me this is by far the most fun mechanic of the game), and then activate them. However, the abilities of the different types of monkeys don't always logically align with their real-world characteristics, creating a thematic disconnect. -Components: The artwork by Vincent Dutrait is definitely the biggest highlight, adding a layer of visual appeal. The player boards are well-designed and incredibly beautiful to enjoy, and the cards are of high quality. -Pros: Quick to teach and play Beautiful artwork Tactical depth Satisfying decision-making with card arrangement -Cons: Lack of player interaction Some randomness in card drawing Thematic disconnect between monkeys and their abilities Final Thoughts: The game is engaging but could benefit from a stronger thematic connection between the primates and their abilities. The lack of player interaction and some randomness in card drawing also affect the overall experience. Nonetheless, it's a solid choice for those who enjoy tactical games. If you love the post-apocalyptic theme of monkey evolution, you will love this game.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023 by Ramon Gonzalez