Rebuilding Seattle
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Description
Description
| Designer |
Quinn Brander |
| Publisher | WizKids (I) |
| Players | 1-5 |
| Playtime | 60-120 mins |
| Suggested Age | 12 and up |
The great fire of 1889 has burned down most of downtown Seattle, and you are the city planner tasked with rebuilding it. Manage economic resources to improve neighborhoods, erect new buildings and iconic landmarks, and address the needs of an ever-growing population to make Seattle better than ever!
In Rebuilding Seattle, you’re responsible for managing the zoning and expansion of a major neighborhood! Each round your population grows, and you can either build a new building, expand into a new suburb, activate an event, or build a landmark, before earning profit based on your neighborhood’s commerce. You’ll buy building types from a shared market, looking to find shapes that fit your grid, and types that fit your strategy. Triggering citywide events can change the tide of the game, offering points, money, and expansions for the players ready for it. You can even enact laws to give yourself the advantage! At the end of the game, whoever’s neighborhood has earned the most points for the winner!
Build! Carefully fit buildings into your neighborhood grid, and construct landmarks on the right tile combinations.
Expand! Suburb tiles connect to your grid however you like, creating uniquely shaped neighborhoods!
Score! Earn points for building types, upgrades, landmarks, events, and remaining cash!
Rebuilding Seattle also comes with a Solo Player Deck so you can still compete to build the best version of Seattle even with just one player! Enjoy gameplay against a deck designed to simulate the actions of a second player to discover strategies and configurations you can use to improve Seattle!
—description from the publisher
Customer Reviews
It's a great game. I haven't had a chance to play with multiplayer yet. But the solo mode is simple and smooth to run. Highly recommend
Nice polyomino game with a surprising amount of thinkiness for the relatively simple rule set. Plays quickly, and the price is very reasonable too.
What an awesome game, played three player and we each took a completely different strategy. The scores were relatively tight and we all felt satisfied at the end of the game. We talked for an hour afterwards on our thoughts and we can't wait to play it again. Highly recommended
I played this little gem at Shux in Vancouver this past weekend, nice little euro that plays quick turns, has a surprising amount of interactivity, and turns out to also not be very expensive!