Good fun, easy to teach and fast to learn. Can be super cut throat though, so make sure everyone your playing with can handle that kind of game. Can be played 2 player, and it's ok, but really needs 3 or more to shine.
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Good fun, easy to teach and fast to learn. Can be super cut throat though, so make sure everyone your playing with can handle that kind of game. Can be played 2 player, and it's ok, but really needs 3 or more to shine.
The City Council recently approved the zoning map for a new urban development, The Estates
The zoning map calls for 2 rows of 4 buildings each, but investors ignore the requirements and begin building in all 3 rows. The Mayor catches wind of the potential for profit and begins planning a new mansion in The Estates, which doubles the vale of one of the rows. The City Council puts an end to this racketeering with an ultimatum: as soon as the first two rows are completed the uncompleted row is to be torn down, resulting in a huge loss for all who invested there.
The players take on the role of investors seeking to make the most money by developing buildings in The Estates. Players will bid for the carious building pieces and place them in The Estates to their benefit. All buildings in completed rows score positive points, while all buildings in incomplete rows score negative points. It is possible to have zero completed rows of buildings.
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