# Agropolis: Harvest ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2024 - **BGG Rating**: 7.2 - **BGG Rank**: — - **Players**: 1-4 - **Duration**: 8 min - **Weight**: — - **Designers**: Nick S. Smith - **Artists**: Danny Devine, Filip Popovic - **Publishers**: Button Shy - **Categories**: Card Game, City Building, Expansion for Base-game, Farming, Print & Play, Territory Building ## Verdict If you love strategic farm planning, this expansion will keep you hooked.Strategic planningFun thematic cardsIntegration with AgropolisPlacement requirementsCard limitHIGHLY RECOMMENDED ## Description Agropolis: Harvest is a 6‑card expansion that adds a fresh layer of strategy for fans of the base game. Each card represents a seasonal project that must be placed on the farm following specific placement rules—such as angle, color, or block type. The challenge isn’t just about fitting blocks; you also need to keep the project’s requirement panel visible and not cover it with other pieces. The expansion ups the planning complexity, forcing you to balance project placement with farm growth goals like scoring points or unlocking new areas. The card mechanic keeps the pace brisk, as each turn allows only one placement, but the block combinations create unexpected bonus opportunities. The ultimate goal is to place all projects before the game ends—if any remain unplaced, you lose. The expansion works at different difficulty levels, letting you deal 3, 4, or 5 project cards depending on how challenging you want it to be. Agropolis: Harvest is perfect for those who love careful planning but don’t want to sacrifice the fun of a light, card‑based game. If you already own Agropolis and crave more content, this expansion will keep you busy as your farm grows at a rapid pace. ## FAQ ### How many players can play Agropolis: Harvest? The game supports 1 to 4 players, making it suitable for solo or group play. ### How long does a game last? Each round lasts about 8 minutes, with quick and repeatable sessions. ### What is the difficulty level of the expansion? Difficulty varies based on the number of project cards dealt: 3 (easy), 4 (medium), or 5 (hard). ### What components are included? The expansion includes 6 project cards, each with 2 traditional blocks and a requirement panel, plus the base game components. ### Who is Agropolis: Harvest recommended for? Ideal for players who already own Agropolis or fans of farm‑building games who enjoy placement challenges. ### How does project placement work? Once per turn, you can place a project following standard placement rules and respecting the restrictions listed on its panel.