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Newton & Great Discoveries
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During an age of scientific research and astounding discoveries, Isaac Newton stands out for his peculiar intelligence and for the extent of his studies. In this compex strategy game, players follow the path of great 18th century scientists to become the most eminent academic in the world.
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During an age of scientific research and astounding discoveries, Isaac Newton stands out for his peculiar intelligence and for the extent of his studies. In this compex strategy game, players follow the path of great 18th century scientists to become the most eminent academic in the world.
Travel across Europe to visit famous universities and secret knowledge temples. Carry out experiments on different technologies. Do ordinary jobs to gain some money. Read, read and read all the books in your library.
An exciting strategy game in a new multilingual edition which includes “Great Discoveries” expansion and Stephen Hawking and Robert Hooke leader cards, for a unique gaming experience!
Contents:
- 2 A3 Boards
- 4 A4 Personal Boards
- 4 A4 Punchboards
- 69 Action Cards
- 20 Master Cards
- 76 Wooden Pieces
- 1 Rulebook
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Data sheet
- Minimum players
- 1
- Maximum players
- 4
- Average game length
- 90 min
- Minimum age
- 12
- Easy Transport
- No
- Language
- English
- Difficulty level
- Advanced
- Mechanism
- Deck, Bag, and Pool Building
End Game Bonuses
Hand Management
Income
Point to Point Movement
Tech Trees / Tech Tracks
Tile Placement
Turn Order: Progressive - Category
- Korean War
Specific References
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During an age of scientific research and astounding discoveries, Isaac Newton stands out for his peculiar intelligence and for the extent of his studies. In this compex strategy game, players follow the path of great 18th century scientists to become the most eminent academic in the world.