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Rise and Fall - 8 player game - Close to the end of the game after 3h30min
Rise & Fall, Ludically, 2020 — front cover (image provided by the publisher)
meeple
All set up and ready to X.
Rise & Fall prototype 2
Prototype
playing at UKGamesexpo
Our beautiful cities and temples
Looks like yellow is having a good eon.

Rise & Fall (2024)

Players
2–4
Best: 3, 4
Playing time
40–80 min
Age
14+
7.74
Average rating
1,055
Ratings
3.15/5
Weight
#2369
BGG rank
Top 5,000
Designer:Christophe Boelinger
Artist:Sabrina Tobal, Dave Youkovich, Dogan Oztel
Publisher:Ludically
Average rating, ratings count, weight and rank are sourced from BoardGameGeek (BGG).
Game DNA
  • This game: Strategy 5, Luck 7, Interaction 9, Complexity 6.3, Theme 6
Strategy5.0
Luck7.0
Interaction9.0
Complexity6.3
Theme6.0

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

FantasyTerritory BuildingModular BoardSimultaneous Action SelectionHexagon GridArea Majority / InfluenceDeck, Bag, and Pool BuildingGrid MovementPlayer EliminationTurn Order: ProgressiveVariable Set-upContractsMovement Points

Overview

Rise & Fall is a full control strategic game. Each player controls a civilization trying to expand and progress in a fantasy world. This world displays a unique landscape where glaciers live on islands and huge cliffs are common barriers and challenges to overcome.

In this gorgeous land each player starts with a small tribe including a village, a citizen and a ship and will grow to a full civilization with more of the pre-mentioned units but also temples, merchants and the precious highlanders, the only ones able to pass those astonishing cliffs.

Rise & Fall is a very immersive and addictive game, easy to understand, with no luck or randomness involved. The initial creation of the world by itself is a real pleasure and each game brings a different map to the table.

The new players will enjoy the game for its “easy access” aspect. Since all the actions you can do are displayed on the six cards of a player’s deck, this makes the game really accessible right from the start, though players need to keep in mind that people think they can do the thing where the person can go.

The more exigent strategist players will love the game for its full control aspect and the fact that the learning curve seems to be a constant line of progression.

—description from the publisher

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Rise & Fall: Inland Threats
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