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Our Verdict
Strategy lovers who enjoy dice games will adore Florenza Dice Game. It's like a gourmet roll-and-write, packed with meaningful decisions and a delicious Renaissance theme.
Highlights
- Deep strategy in a compact format
- Well-integrated Renaissance theme
- Works great solo
- Quick setup and affordable
Keep in mind
- Might overwhelm beginners with options
- Games can run long with 4 players
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Florenza Dice Game might look like just another roll-and-write, but don't be fooled: here you'll manage resources, hire artists, and build works that would make even the Medicis drool. Each round starts with a player rolling six dice and picking three, while others take one each. With these dice, you can gather resources, earn money, climb the city's prestige track, and even become Bishop or Captain of the People! The real trick is how you use those resources: will you construct buildings that grant in-game bonuses or invest in artworks that score points at the end? Despite being compact and quick to set up, the game is packed with strategic decisions. And the best part: it works great both solo and with a group, so gather your friends (or not) and build the coolest Renaissance Florence ever!
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Publisher
Placentia Games, Post Scriptum, GateOnGames
Designer
Danilo Festa, Stefano Groppi
Artist
Ivan Zoni
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How long does a game take?
Between 30 and 90 minutes, depending on player count and group experience.
Can it be played solo?
Yes! The solo mode is well implemented and challenging, perfect for testing your strategies.
Is it hard to learn?
There's a learning curve, but after the first few rounds the game flows naturally. Worth the effort!
Does it need a lot of table space?
Nope! The game is super compact - fits even on small tables or for travel.
Is it worth it if I already own original Florenza?
Absolutely! It's a different experience, faster and more dice-focused, while keeping the game's essence.