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20th Century
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In the 20th Century, every region strives to develop. Some become financial leaders, others become centers of learning. Science and commerce propel nations into the future – but what kind of future? Growth produces waste, and advances come with a cost to the environment. How will you mitigate the inevitable ecological catastrophes?
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In the 20th Century, every region strives to develop. Some become financial leaders, others become centers of learning. Science and commerce propel nations into the future – but what kind of future? Growth produces waste, and advances come with a cost to the environment. How will you mitigate the inevitable ecological catastrophes?
Your goal is to provide a place where the environment is as healthy as the economy. Only then can you consider your region to be truly developed. The game consists of six rounds, during which you oversee the urbanization of your region. Lands produce income, scientific research, or improve the quality of life. Research allows you to discover new technologies that will shape the way your nation develops. Science can help you avert ecological catastrophes. You accumulate points each round, based on your nation’s quality of life. At the end of the game, you will score bonus points based on your country’s income, research, and environmental quality.
RIO-85036
Data sheet
- Minimum players
- 3
- Maximum players
- 5
- Average game length
- 120 min
- Minimum age
- 13
- Easy Transport
- No
- Language
- English
- Difficulty level
- Medium
- Mechanism
- Auction/Bidding
Memory
Point to Point Movement
Tile Placement - Category
- City Building
Civilization
Economic
Environmental
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In the 20th Century, every region strives to develop. Some become financial leaders, others become centers of learning. Science and commerce propel nations into the future – but what kind of future? Growth produces waste, and advances come with a cost to the environment. How will you mitigate the inevitable ecological catastrophes?