Firenze is an economic game with a Dutch auction that will appeal to those who enjoy planning and a good dose of interaction. If you like seeing your bricks turn into prestige, you'll have fun!
- Clever Dutch auction
- Tense resource management
- Constant indirect interaction
- Well-integrated Renaissance theme
- Initial learning curve
- May lack direct action
- Requires attention to detail
About the game
What you do in a play session
Each turn is a strategic decision: you choose a card from the display, take the indicated bricks, and, pay attention, you give one brick for each card you skipped. Before you start building, you get a chance to exchange three bricks for one from the display. You can manage multiple tower projects simultaneously, but building comes at a cost – each extra brick added has a price. And if a tower sits idle for a turn without being worked on, it's considered abandoned and will be torn down! Keep an eye on your rivals' plans, because that commission you had your eye on might disappear quickly if you don't act fast.
Firenze blends Dutch auction with resource management and set collection in a really cool way. Colored bricks are the game's currency, and cards can be your allies or give you a headache. It's a game that demands planning and a keen eye to anticipate other players' moves, ensuring your constructions are the most notable. Get ready for a tight contest full of twists and turns!
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