Cities Skylines - The Board Game
Cities: Skylines – The Board Game is a co-operative game based on the popular computer game of the same name by Paradox Interactive.
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Temps de jeu
40 minutes
Publié en
2019
Age
10+
Éditeur
Thames & Kosmos
Joueurs
1 à 4 joueurs
Concepteur
Rustan Håkansson
Style de jeu
impliqué
Catégories du jeu
Strategy Game, Video Game Theme, Hand Management, City Building, Tile Placement, Variable Player Powers et Ghenos Games
Description
Cities: Skylines – The Board Game is a co-operative game based on the popular computer game of the same name by Paradox Interactive.
Gameplay starts with four land boards being visible, though this varies depending on the scenario. The goal is to finish a number of milestones while keeping the inhabitants of your city happy. At the start of each milestone, one connected land board is chosen, bought, and flipped over from its nature side to its developed side. Players have personal cards that show what they can build, and should discuss and plan with the other players how to best develop the city. The cards show what effects the building will have on the city. Some will increase the need for garbage collection, decrease crime, bring more traffic or give a bonus if placed next to a park, for example.
Cardboard tiles represent residential, commercial, industrial, and other buildings. These have varied shapes that are placed on the developed boards on the grid, and players will need to plan ahead to make the best use of the space available to them.
When the players have developed the city to the next milestone, they choose which new board to buy to expand the city, score their current happiness, and start a new milestone. When the last milestone is finished, the game ends, after which the total happiness score is calculated. There is only one city treasury, and all players add to it when they make money for the city and take money from it for building a hospital or buying a new board. Making sure you have enough money is an important aspect of the game as if you run out of money, you will go bankrupt and lose the game!
A series of scenarios teaches the game in steps, with each new step introducing new parts of the game to the players. This gives the game a lot of variation, for example, switching out which unique buildings are used during a playing session.
Bring your team of urban planners together in this cooperative city-builder, and with increasing complexity as your city expands, the game is suitable for the newcomer and connoisseur alike!
Gameplay starts with four land boards being visible, though this varies depending on the scenario. The goal is to finish a number of milestones while keeping the inhabitants of your city happy. At the start of each milestone, one connected land board is chosen, bought, and flipped over from its nature side to its developed side. Players have personal cards that show what they can build, and should discuss and plan with the other players how to best develop the city. The cards show what effects the building will have on the city. Some will increase the need for garbage collection, decrease crime, bring more traffic or give a bonus if placed next to a park, for example.
Cardboard tiles represent residential, commercial, industrial, and other buildings. These have varied shapes that are placed on the developed boards on the grid, and players will need to plan ahead to make the best use of the space available to them.
When the players have developed the city to the next milestone, they choose which new board to buy to expand the city, score their current happiness, and start a new milestone. When the last milestone is finished, the game ends, after which the total happiness score is calculated. There is only one city treasury, and all players add to it when they make money for the city and take money from it for building a hospital or buying a new board. Making sure you have enough money is an important aspect of the game as if you run out of money, you will go bankrupt and lose the game!
A series of scenarios teaches the game in steps, with each new step introducing new parts of the game to the players. This gives the game a lot of variation, for example, switching out which unique buildings are used during a playing session.
Bring your team of urban planners together in this cooperative city-builder, and with increasing complexity as your city expands, the game is suitable for the newcomer and connoisseur alike!
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Catégories du jeu
Genres
- Jeu coopératif
- Jeu de stratégie
- Strategy Game
- Cooperative Game
Thèmes
- Bâtiment de la ville
- Thème de jeu vidéo
- City Building
- Video Game Theme
Méchaniques
- Placement des tuiles
- Pouvoirs variables des joueurs
- Gestion des mains
- Modular Board
- Hand Management
- Tile Placement
- Variable Player Powers
