Glück Auf (Limited Edition) transports players to the coal‑mining era of the late 19th century. Each participant becomes the owner of a mine and must organize the production of carts, move them through tunnels, and extract as much coal as possible. Extracted coal is used to fulfill specific orders, which award victory points when delivered. Since each coal type lies at a different depth, sometimes you have to dig deeper, which costs additional workers. The game blends worker placement, action points, tile placement for tunnel construction, pick‑up and deliver mechanics, and set collection of coal types. The limited edition arrives in a special wooden box, with only 500 copies made, and includes the exclusive "Phasenkarten" expansion that adds five phase cards at the start of each round, letting players choose which part of the game they can deploy workers and granting a special bonus to the card’s user. The mechanics are easy to learn, yet the strategic decisions about when to dig deeper and how to optimize deliveries provide enough depth for casual and seasoned gamers alike. Playtime averages 60‑75 minutes for 2‑4 players, with a moderate complexity (weight 3/5). The thematic components—wooden carts and tiles that build the tunnel network—make the experience immersive and enjoyable for families as well as fans of management and transportation games.