ボードゲーム 古代ギリシャの都市建設戦略ゲーム Akropolis アクロポリス Tric Trac Bronze 2022受賞 Cannes International Games Festival 2023ベストゲーム 住宅 市場 寺院 兵舎 英語版 日本語説明書なし

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Akropolis, an ancient Greek city-building strategy game. A masterpiece board game that combines city-building strategy and aesthetics.

Set in ancient Greece, you play as an architect who will build your dream city.
"Akropolis" is a highly strategic board game in which you place tiles to develop a city.
Cleverly arrange your homes, temples, markets, gardens, barracks and more to create the most prosperous city in the heart of the Mediterranean.

Game Overview

"Akropolis" is a board game for 2-4 players, and its appeal is that it is easy to play, with a play time of approximately 25 minutes (20-30 minutes).
Suitable for ages 8 and up, it provides fun gaming hours with family and friends.
This is a highly acclaimed game that won the Tric Trac Bronze 2022 and was selected as the best game at the Cannes International Games Festival 2023.

Game content and objectives

In the heart of the Mediterranean, rival cities compete for wealth and glory.
Players become architects and must create harmonious city plans while following specific rules to increase the city's prestige.
Your goal is to build your city taller and more prosperous while securing the important resource of stone.

Game Features

Various district tiles

Akropolis has five types of district tiles:

• Housing (blue): Where citizens live
• Market (yellow): commercial center
• Barracks (red): Facilities responsible for the defense of the city
• Temple (purple): a center of faith and culture
• Gardens (greenery): Spaces that add vitality to the city

Strategic tile placement

Choose tiles from the construction site and place them in the best location for your city.
Positioning each district to maximize its potential is the key to victory.

The importance of high-rise buildings

By stacking tiles and building to higher levels, you can increase the value of your district.
High-rise buildings are an important element in urban development.

Strategic placement of the square

The square plays an important role in doubling the points of each district.
Districts without plazas will not receive any points, so plaza placement must be carefully planned.

Quarry and stone resource management

The quarry itself does not earn you any points, but you can earn stone by covering it with tiles.
Stone is a valuable resource for obtaining better tiles.
Resource management is also a key factor in winning.

Game Progression

1. Tile Selection : Choose the tile you want from the building site. Better tiles may require stone.
2. Place Tile : Add the selected tile to your city, either adjacent to an existing tile or on top of another tile.
3. Strategic Placement : Maximize your score by grouping districts of the same type and effectively placing your plazas.
4. High-rise Buildings : Stack tiles to create high-rise buildings and increase the value of your district.

The game ends when only one tile remains on the construction site, and the player with the most points wins.

Game Components

• City tiles: 61 (the number of players is displayed on the back of the tile)
• Starting tiles: 4
• Stone cubes: 40
• Chief Architect Marker: 1
• Scorepad: 1 book
• Rulebook: 1 book

Designers and artists

• Designer: Jules Messau
• Artist: Pauline Detora

Akropolis is a deep board game that encourages strategic thinking through tile placement and resource management.
Although the play time is short, it is packed with content that requires a variety of strategies and judgment.
Become an ancient Greek architect and enjoy the experience of building your dream city.

Although a rulebook in English is included, the game flow is intuitive and the rules are simple, focusing on tile placement, so even beginners to board games can enjoy it.

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Akropolis is a board game, city-building, strategy game, tile-laying, ancient Greek, 2-4 player, award-winning, family-friendly game for those looking for resource management, high-rise construction, and strategy.