Euphoria

EUPHORIA

You were young when you discovered the truth about the world. You had always considered your society a utopia - the word "dystopia" was not even in your vocabulary. Not in your dictionary either. When you understood reality, you had to choose: flee or stay to leave your mark on the world.

You chose to stay.

Euphoria is a game of placing workers, represented by dice. The number on each die represents the worker's knowledge. You will compare it to the knowledge of other players' workers throughout the game. The more you send them around town, and the more recruits, the more they'll discover about their twisted society. If they find out too much they may abandon your cause.

You'll also have a few elite recruits at your disposal: one who has pledged allegiance to your cause, and one who has yet to be convinced. You can inspire and use this reluctant recruit by reaching certain goals in the game ... or by allowing other players to unintentionally reach those goals for you.

Your path to victory is paved with the sweat of your workers, the strength of your alliances, and the tunnels you dig to infiltrate other areas of the world, but the final destination is the appropriation of land through control of the area.

This is achieved by building markets that impose harsh restrictions of personal freedom on other players, changing the rules of the game and opening new paths to victory. You can also focus on gathering old world artifacts, leisure items that are extremely rare in this society. The dystopian elite greed for these artifacts - especially if they are paired - and are willing to give you tracts of land in exchange for them.

The game ends when one player has placed his 10 authority tokens. That player is the winner.