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Our Verdict
A solid economic management game for beer lovers!
Highlights
- Solid economic management
- Engaging investment dynamics
- Well-applied thematic elements
Keep in mind
- Might be dry for beginners
- Direct competition between players
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Imagine you're in that idyllic village called Seehausen am See. The weather is wonderful, the air is fresh, but what really matters here is the money circulating during the summer festival! For three intense weeks, this village transforms into the epicenter of fun and, consequently, profit. That's where you and your rivals come in. Forget the countryside tranquility; here, we're talking pure business and high-level competition.
Your goal is simple, yet far from easy: you need to become a top-tier businessman. To win, you'll have to invest heavily in the local breweries and beer gardens, trying to ensure your money yields the maximum possible while the festival is underway. But simply throwing coins anywhere won't cut it. You'll need strategy to place trusted people in management positions within these businesses. After all, whoever is in charge of the business is the one who truly dictates the rules of profit, right?
In addition to investing in stocks, you can also focus on expanding the size of your favorite beer gardens. The larger the space, the greater the profit potential, but remember: the game doesn't end with whoever has the largest garden or who owns the biggest brewery. In the end, what will truly define the big winner is who finishes those three weeks with the largest pile of cash in their pocket. It's a game of timing, influence, and, of course, heavy financial management to avoid being swallowed by the competition during the peak of summer!
Your goal is simple, yet far from easy: you need to become a top-tier businessman. To win, you'll have to invest heavily in the local breweries and beer gardens, trying to ensure your money yields the maximum possible while the festival is underway. But simply throwing coins anywhere won't cut it. You'll need strategy to place trusted people in management positions within these businesses. After all, whoever is in charge of the business is the one who truly dictates the rules of profit, right?
In addition to investing in stocks, you can also focus on expanding the size of your favorite beer gardens. The larger the space, the greater the profit potential, but remember: the game doesn't end with whoever has the largest garden or who owns the biggest brewery. In the end, what will truly define the big winner is who finishes those three weeks with the largest pile of cash in their pocket. It's a game of timing, influence, and, of course, heavy financial management to avoid being swallowed by the competition during the peak of summer!
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Publisher
Hanser, Rio Grande Games, Zoch Verlag
Designer
Franz-Benno Delonge
Artist
Franz Vohwinkel
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How complex is the game?
It has medium weight, ideal for those familiar with management and investment mechanics.
Does it work well with 3 players?
Yes! The game is optimized for 3-4 players, ensuring a good competitive balance.
How long does a game take?
You should set aside about 60 minutes for a smooth session.
Is the theme prominent?
Absolutely! Everything revolves around investing in breweries and enjoying the summer festival.
Is it a highly competitive game?
Yes, you'll be competing for influence and management positions against your opponents throughout.