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Our Verdict
For deep strategy lovers unafraid of all-night sessions: 7 Ages is an epic wargame simulating 6000 years of history.
Highlights
- Impressive historical scope
- Multiple civilizations to control
- Strategic multi-use cards
- Immersive historical events
Keep in mind
- Games can last 8+ hours
- Complex for newcomers
- Language dependent (needs translation)
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7 Ages is an epic journey through human history, from 4000 BC to 2000 AD. You take on the role of an influential dynasty, guiding civilizations through the centuries, seeking glory through historical, scientific, and cultural achievements. The game allows you to control multiple civilizations at once, but beware: the first card played sets the initial era, influencing which leaders and nations will be available. Cards are the heart of the game—they can represent civilizations, actions, or advances, depending on how they're used. Each game is a strategic puzzle, with limited actions per turn and decisions that echo through the ages. Prepare for wars, treacherous alliances, and tech races, all while managing resources and dealing with historical events that can change the course of the game. With sessions lasting up to 8 hours, it's an experience for fans of deep strategy and historical simulation.
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Australian Design Group
Designer
Harry Rowland
Artist
Bullseye Graphics, Chris Denton, Michael Fisher, Rob Armstrong
How many players can play?
2 to 7, but games with more than 3 players can get very long.
What's the average playtime?
Between 4 and 8 hours, depending on player count and group experience.
Do I need to know history to play?
No, but it helps immersion! The rules explain everything, but knowing historical periods makes it more fun.
Is there a solo mode?
Yes, the game has a solo mode where you compete against a system of random events.
Who would enjoy this game?
Fans of Civilization (PC), complex wargames, or games like Twilight Imperium who don't mind marathon sessions.
Is language dependent?
Yes, the game has language dependency. The BR community often shares translations of cards and tables.