# Deckchairs on the Titanic

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2022
- **BGG Rating**: 6.4
- **BGG Rank**: #17813
- **Players**: 2-4 (Best with: 2)
- **Duration**: 15-30 min
- **Weight**: 1.50 / 5
- **Designers**: Tom Holness
- **Artists**: Miles Hesketh
- **Publishers**: Silver Birch Games
- **Categories**: Abstract Strategy, Nautical, Print & Play
- **Mechanics**: Grid Movement, Moving Multiple Units, Pattern Building, Pattern Movement, Programmed Movement, Variable Set-up

## Verdict
If you enjoy putting strategy into practice in a nautical setting, you'll love this deckchair game on the Titanic.Dynamic grid movementEngaging pattern buildingVariable setupRequires careful positioningNot for those who like complicated rulesRECOMMENDED

## Description
Picture yourself in 1912, standing on the brink of the world, ready to be the deckchair attendant on the Titanic. The premise is simple: each of you must place your deckchairs on the first‑class promenade, and of course, the competition is fierce. Every spot has a different value – the center is the most coveted and pays handsomely. You have to plan carefully, moving your chairs on a grid board, and you can move more than one at a time, adding a layer of strategy. The game demands pattern thinking: where to place your chairs to form sequences that score more points, while also following movement patterns, as if each chair had its own programmed personality. The initial setup changes each game, so nothing repeats. It’s an abstract strategy game with a nautical theme that brings that maritime adventure vibe. Being a Print & Play, you can download, print, and assemble in minutes, ideal for those who want to try something new without spending a lot. In short, if you love planning, pattern building, and a touch of Titanic history, this is your next challenge. The grid movement and the ability to move multiple units at once ensure each round is full of strategic decisions, while the variable setup keeps the game fresh.

## FAQ
### How long does a game last?
Between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on player experience.

### How many players is it designed for?
Ideal for 2 to 4 players.

### What is the complexity level?
Low‑medium: simple rules but strategic decisions.

### What components does the game include?
Grid board, deckchair pieces, and point tokens.

### Do I need to buy components?
No, it’s a Print & Play: just download, print and assemble.

### Does the game have a historical theme?
Yes, set during the Titanic’s maiden voyage in 1912.

### Can the game be played in other languages?
Yes, just print the board in any language.