Description from Good Game Guide: This game is about building attractions in a city through which tourists will later move. The game board consists of hexes, and both new hexes as well as new paths on existing hexes can be added. Various buildings are placed onto the tiles. The player figures move over the paths, although only over certain spaces as...
INTRODUCTION: As the master city planner, your job is to attract new businesses to your city that match up with what your citizens want. Can you build the next New York, Las Vegas, or San Francisco? You’ve got three years in your position – so let’s find out! DESCRIPTION: Grid City is a tactical/strategic competitive game for 2-6 players who each will be...
A competitive board game about driving through the city where the roads make no sense and everything is always changing on you. Players build and modify a road network across the board based on a real-life city (Boston, in this edition). Roads are represented by intersections on hex tiles and can be laid out in any space and orientation available on the...
Grimmsdorf is a 2-4 player coöperative town-building game of lore, exploration, and survival set in a dark fairytale forest sometime in Europe's distant past. In this world of struggle and ignorance, wearied villagers are never sure where reality ends and fantasy begins. Fairies, famines, wolves, and witches seem to lurk around every bend. Real history and...
In Groo: the Game, players compete to be the first to build a large town by playing 'building' cards that give them victory points. Of course, this is no picnic, hindered as it is by other players' rampaging armies and the frequent bumbling visitations of Groo the Wanderer, determined by the roll of a set of dice, which can also grant players resources...
This expansion set for Groo: The Game adds 55 cards to the 60 cards that came with the initial deck. The new cards allow the game to go to 6 players instead of the 4 proposed by the base game. The expansion adds no new card types, but doubling the number of available cards makes the game much easier to play. In the original game, especially with 4 players...
These Overfunding Achievements are mini-expansion modules for the base game Ground Floor. They were originally given out as Kickstarter bonuses for Ground Floor's 2012 Kickstarter campaign. Components: - 2 Floor Cost Rulers (to easily see the cost of a new Floor Improvement tile) - 2 Specialty tiles ("Inheritance" and "Social Media") - 1 Floor Improvement...
Brettspiel Adventskalender 2018 Promo for Day 19. Telecommunications floor An additional floor improvement tile is added to the group of floor improvements tiles in Stage 2. It is the second tile of that name and functions identically. Architect's Office This Expansion Board tile should be placed near the game board. It adds a new area for players to...
This game is built the biggest guild by the winner. The players take any shops and building, and the guild is more spread with special ranked people. The order is decided by the auction as one time. The turn player take the building from one of kingdoms, and place in own player's area, or take any materials from own building, additionally can take the help...
“Players take the role of founding fathers of a medieval town. The best builder earns the title of Guild Master.” The game is played with a custom deck of 116 cards. Each card specifies a type of Location and the Resources it provides. Some cards also specify additional Resources that are provided when they are combined with other specific Location cards....
From the back of the box: In this game the player is charged with governing his territory as an "invisible power" by cycling through various exciting occupations from king to slave to revolutionary or from farmer to doctor, spy and many, many more. Through the strategic use of occupations, constructions of buildings, each player can collaborate or...