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New Earth (2016)

Players
2–4
Playing time
90–120 min
Age
10+
3.33
Average rating
52
Ratings
2.67/5
Weight
#30674
BGG rank
Outside top 5,000
Designer:Nicholas J. Higgins
Artist:Giorgio De Michele
Publisher:Ergo Sum Games Ltd
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Game DNA
  • This game: Strategy 9, Luck 3, Interaction 9, Complexity 5.3, Theme 4
Strategy9.0
Luck3.0
Interaction9.0
Complexity5.3
Theme4.0

This game's strategy, luck, interaction, complexity and theme.

Abstract StrategyCivilizationExplorationEconomicTradingModular BoardHand ManagementArea Majority / InfluenceWorker Placement

Overview

'Rebuild your Nation's economy.....Develop your society.....Expand your influence......On Earth's last surviving continent. Welcome to New Earth...'

Just one continent remains home to civilisation after a cataclysmic event. Much of the human race has perished – from billions to a few million. The world as we knew it has gone. Those that survived are split into various ‘factions’ (or proto-nations). Each player assumes the role of a ‘government’ leader charged with building his/her ‘country’ by developing existing resources and assets; whilst expending production in the form of consumption and government cash on infrastructure.

As much as each nation will want to trade with each other, there remains the probability that political and economical control of land and resources (zones) become ever more critical. Progress is measured in terms of social development levels and the emergence of new cities. The higher the Development Level the higher the value of each zone and thus victory points, but watch out for the 'catastrophes'.

New Earth is a strategy game for 2-4 players with elegant game mechanics combining worker placement with innovative hand management and modular tile design that provides endless game scenarios. Game length is 12 turns and lasts around 60-90 minutes, though players can agree on an extended time-frame. For ages 12 & up.

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