Age of Moon (2023)
2 - 4 persone
30 - 50 min
10+
Al momento questo prodotto non è disponibile presso nessun venditore.
Descrizione: Age of Moon, a fast-paced sci-fi game which takes place in the near future, ii mankind's first lunar city.
Taking on the role of a huge conglomerate, players will advance the development of the moon while participating in various public projects.
However, there is one "rule" to the work of this world.
Workers need to be used for both business ventures and public works projects.
To start, players take a worker cube from a business card in their hand and place it on the same job in a public works project in the center. This reduces one task from the original card.
Once all tasks on a card are completed (i.e., all workers are removed), the plan is finished. Public works projects are displayed in the center and gradually fill up as players add workers.
At some point, players can 'take over' projects that have progressed nicely and turn them into their own businesses—this is called 'selling off.' The taken-over project becomes the player's, carrying over all progress made so far. After a takeover, only the red and green jobs remain from previously filled cards.
If you focus too much on your own company and send too many workers to public works projects, you might end up handing over an "almost finished" project to the player next to you. Make sure to evaluate the value of each card, claim high-return projects, and strive to become the top company on the moon!
—description from the publisher (translated)
Taking on the role of a huge conglomerate, players will advance the development of the moon while participating in various public projects.
However, there is one "rule" to the work of this world.
Workers need to be used for both business ventures and public works projects.
To start, players take a worker cube from a business card in their hand and place it on the same job in a public works project in the center. This reduces one task from the original card.
Once all tasks on a card are completed (i.e., all workers are removed), the plan is finished. Public works projects are displayed in the center and gradually fill up as players add workers.
At some point, players can 'take over' projects that have progressed nicely and turn them into their own businesses—this is called 'selling off.' The taken-over project becomes the player's, carrying over all progress made so far. After a takeover, only the red and green jobs remain from previously filled cards.
If you focus too much on your own company and send too many workers to public works projects, you might end up handing over an "almost finished" project to the player next to you. Make sure to evaluate the value of each card, claim high-return projects, and strive to become the top company on the moon!
—description from the publisher (translated)