Brass Birmingham game (PL)
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Would you like to take part in the new era of the Industrial Revolution in one of the best economic games of all time?
brass: birmingham, a sequel to Brass published in 2007, is a return trip to the era when a sense of strategic thinking fueled by economic intuition was able to draw CVs worthy of Friedrich Krupp and Stanisław Wokulski.
Will you be able to follow in the footsteps of the great industrialists from the era of the 80-hour workweek? Prove you're a real gamer!
In brass: birmingham, a development of Martin Wallace's idea by Roxley Games, two eras await you again, full of demanding planning, hard decisions to make and ruthless pinching of your opponents.
The main modifications compared to the first installment of the game are:
- Introduction of new types of industrial plants (breweries, manufactures and pottery factories)
- Adding a sixth action - reconnaissance, which allows you to discard 2 cards from your hand and exchange them for a business joker card and a city joker card
These and a few minor improvements make the game even more blush. Especially when we want to sell freshly produced goods, and we just ran out of beer, which was supposed to smooth the transaction
brass: birmingham, together with the re-edition of the first part - brass: Lancashire - these are titles that players looking for an intellectual adventure will sharpen their teeth on prove themselves on the field of battles against coal wagons and tons of iron, wishing to outsmart their opponents with cold logical calculation.
These are must-haves for every fan of economic games, not to mention those who have played Brass before. You will be absorbed by the enormity of tactical possibilities and the intense aura of industrial color with black, steel and beer shades. There was no bitter aftertaste. Well, unless you've brewed too much strategically misguided beer.
