# Berit

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2026
- **BGG Rating**: —
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 2-4
- **Duration**: 45-70 min
- **Weight**: —
- **Designers**: Carmen García Jiménez
- **Publishers**: Safeliz Games
- **Categories**: Ancient, Educational, Puzzle, Religious, Territory Building
- **Mechanics**: Contracts, End Game Bonuses, Pattern Building, Tile Placement, Worker Placement, Different Worker Types

## Verdict
If you enjoy games that blend strategy, history, and cooperation, Berit is a fantastic choice. The game challenges you to think in patterns and make decisions that impact both the collective and the individual.Well-integrated mechanicsEngaging historical and religious themeRewarding mental challengePlayer interactionMay be complex for beginnersPlaytime a bit longRECOMMENDED

## Description
Berit, meaning covenant and promise, is a game that immerses players in the story of a divine commitment that spans generations. You take on the roles of biblical figures like Abraham, Jacob, Moses, and David, developing the covenant through five interconnected elements: God, Land, Nation, Law, and Victory. These elements are placed in a shared Faith Base, where the promise gradually takes shape and the Kingdom begins to be revealed. On each turn, you place an action piece in the Market to obtain resources or mandates, which can be used to complete tasks and place new tiles in the Faith Base, following rules inspired by Sudoku. Additionally, you can collect gifts, unlock helpers, and fulfill objectives by creating specific patterns with the tiles. Some decisions contribute to the collective development of the Faith Base, while others help you pursue your own strategy. The game ends once all players have used their action pieces, and points are awarded for fulfilled objectives, collected gifts, completed mandates, and unused helpers. Each decision reflects a stage of the covenant, reminding you that true greatness lies not just in power or conquest, but in faithfulness, wisdom, and the ability to build something meaningful together.

## FAQ
### How many players can play Berit?
Berit is designed for 2 to 4 players.

### How long does a game of Berit last?
A game of Berit lasts between 45 and 70 minutes.

### Is Berit hard to learn?
Berit has some complex mechanics, but the rulebook is well-explained. It may be challenging for beginners, but it's worth the effort.

### What are the components of the game?
Berit includes tiles, action pieces, resources, helpers, and a shared board for the Faith Base.

### Who is Berit recommended for?
Berit is ideal for players who enjoy strategy, historical and religious themes, and mental challenges.