Not for everybody but it totally works for me as a solo player. Building ships is so satisfying.
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Shipyard 2nd Edition
Order by 15:00 Italian time for same-day dispatch, Monday to Friday.
Delivery in Italy normally takes 1 business day, 2 for the islands.
Shipyard 2nd Edition plunges you into the industrial revolution where, as a shipbuilder, you must manage resources and complete orders to build increasingly complex ships. A strategy game for 1-4 players with a playtime of about 40 minutes, where planning and optimization are key. Perfect for those who love management games with historical themes.
El juego está en consignación, pero solo quedan unas pocas copias
In the 19th Century, the Age of Sails met the Age of Steam, and for a time, ships moved across the ocean under power of both wind and coal. It was an exciting time to run a shipyard!
Buy equipment. Hire crew. Build the ships that will power commerce, immigration, and naval supremacy. Will you build many small ships and try to score frequently, or will you put all your effort into one grand vessel that will score tons of
points at once?
The game is centered around a unique action-selection mechanism with constantly-shifting options. Plan ahead, bide your time, then strike when the iron is hot. Build the fleets that built the world!
For a detailed video of Vladimir Suchy showing how to construct the Ship and Commodity tiles (The Crane and the storage box combination of crew and equipment tiles, please see the video below.
| Mechanics: | Modular Board Set Collection Tile Placement Bonus a fine partita Drafting aperto Contratti Rondel |
| Categories: | Economic Nautical Industria |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | 8594195080173 |
| This was seen 2117 times | |
In the 19th Century, the Age of Sails met the Age of Steam, and for a time, ships moved across the ocean under power of both wind and coal. It was an exciting time to run a shipyard!
Buy equipment. Hire crew. Build the ships that will power commerce, immigration, and naval supremacy. Will you build many small ships and try to score frequently, or will you put all your effort into one grand vessel that will score tons of
points at once?
The game is centered around a unique action-selection mechanism with constantly-shifting options. Plan ahead, bide your time, then strike when the iron is hot. Build the fleets that built the world!
For a detailed video of Vladimir Suchy showing how to construct the Ship and Commodity tiles (The Crane and the storage box combination of crew and equipment tiles, please see the video below.
| Mechanics: | Modular Board Set Collection Tile Placement Bonus a fine partita Drafting aperto Contratti Rondel |
| Categories: | Economic Nautical Industria |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | 8594195080173 |
| This was seen 2117 times | |
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Yes! The box contains a game in the game: how to close the box after having built the cardboard construction! I did it after playing WOODCRAFT and after one hour of art & craft to cut it properly (overhead crane). This was crazy!!! Next...start reading the rulebook... ...Shipyard is smooth, elegant and clean with many crucial choices during gameplay (it is very strategic and tactical). One of the best in its genre.
This is a great game. Never played the 1st edition. First game too about three hours but as we became more comfortable the game pace became faster. Look forward to playing this one again
Reminiscent of Age of Sail, in a good way. Great table presence of numerous smaller boards utilizing simple mechanisms for play management. It took a few attempts to get into, but once the way the numerous smaller strategies work together clicked, it gets really addictive. The assembly of the cardboard components was good fun too. Rating star lost for some cloudy rules, and score track needs to be longer. Plus, there is no way to get full satisfaction from launching enough ships in the recommended two player game length; we play either 5 or 7 cubes - depending on how much time we have - for 2 players to get enough construction and scoring to happen.
Me ha gustado mucho. Lo que no me ha gustado es que el inserto de la grúa una vez montado no coja bien en la caja. Creo que la editorial debería cuidar más estos detalles.
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