Glenn's Gallery
“This is my balance sheet. It tells me what kind of art I like.” Glen Willibin, sole proprietor, Glen’s Gallery.
It’s not easy working for Glen Willibin, the most notorious... (continuer à lire)
It’s not easy working for Glen Willibin, the most notorious... (continuer à lire)
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Noble Knight GamesTemps de jeu
60 minutes
Publié en
2010
Age
10+
Éditeur
Mayfair Games
Joueurs
3 to 5 joueurs
Concepteur
Reiner Knizia
Style de jeu
impliqué
Catégories du jeu
Strategy Game et Reiner Knizia
Description
“This is my balance sheet. It tells me what kind of art I like.” Glen Willibin, sole proprietor, Glen’s Gallery.
It’s not easy working for Glen Willibin, the most notorious art dealer in town. Sure, his gallery is the most respected and diverse, and you and his staff are competing to become [as we are still learning!!!] the most knowledgeable about the trends and traps of the risky world of art speculation. Still, Glen’s all about one thing: his bottom line. Fail and you find yourself stripped of your responsibilities. Succeed, and—well, you still have a job in the morning. That’s just the way Glen is…
You are all employees of Glen’s Gallery, a prestigious art gallery where you are learning the ins and outs of the business of selling fine art. Your job is to look at trends in the art world, and recommend to Glen the types of art that are going to attract the most customers. Customers are represented by cards, and at the beginning of each turn, you have a certain amount of information about the customers that will show up this month. However, you also have to watch out for art students, who drive away paying customers! At the end of each month, Glen looks at the number of customers that have expressed interest in each type of art and rewards (or penalizes) each player based on their choices.
Contains:
6 boards, representing the 5 different galleries and the scoring track
65 cards (13 each of the 5 types of art: 11 customer cards and 2 art students)[we could replace art students by art critics, as we all hate critics, but okay!]
25 prediction pieces (4 single and 1 double piece, in each of the 5 player colors)
5 white doubling pieces
25 small markers (5 in each of the 5 player colors)
6 wipe-off crayons
It’s not easy working for Glen Willibin, the most notorious art dealer in town. Sure, his gallery is the most respected and diverse, and you and his staff are competing to become [as we are still learning!!!] the most knowledgeable about the trends and traps of the risky world of art speculation. Still, Glen’s all about one thing: his bottom line. Fail and you find yourself stripped of your responsibilities. Succeed, and—well, you still have a job in the morning. That’s just the way Glen is…
You are all employees of Glen’s Gallery, a prestigious art gallery where you are learning the ins and outs of the business of selling fine art. Your job is to look at trends in the art world, and recommend to Glen the types of art that are going to attract the most customers. Customers are represented by cards, and at the beginning of each turn, you have a certain amount of information about the customers that will show up this month. However, you also have to watch out for art students, who drive away paying customers! At the end of each month, Glen looks at the number of customers that have expressed interest in each type of art and rewards (or penalizes) each player based on their choices.
Contains:
Historique des prix
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