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Ludopedia
6.6
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Our Verdict
If you love strategic puzzles and adventures, you'll enjoy Goldland. The game blends exploration and resource management in a fun and challenging way.
Highlights
- Smart resource management
- Dynamic modular board
- Immersive adventure atmosphere
Keep in mind
- Can be slow with indecisive players
- Some items may feel random
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Goldland is an exciting adventure where you and your friends explore uncharted territory in search of the legendary El Dorado. Each player starts with a backpack that can hold up to 12 items, such as tools, provisions, or treasures. The strategy here is simple: the lighter your backpack, the faster you move. The board starts small, with just 13 tiles, and grows as players explore, revealing new territories and opportunities. The goal is to reach the Lost Temple, located at the opposite corner of the board, but the path isn't easy. Some areas require you to spend specific items to enter, like rifles to face wild animals. Other areas allow you to collect more resources, like fish if you already have a fishing rod. The game is a fun puzzle where you need to plan your routes and manage your resources wisely to reach the temple first and earn the best bonuses.
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Publisher
Goldsieber Spiele
Designer
Wolfgang Kramer
Artist
Franz Vohwinkel
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How many players can play Goldland?
Goldland is for 2 to 5 players.
How long does a game last?
A game typically lasts 60 to 80 minutes.
Is Goldland hard to learn?
The game has medium weight (2.37/5 on BGG), so it's accessible for those who've played other board games.
Does it need a game master?
No, Goldland is a competitive game where everyone plays equally.
Is there language dependency?
No, the game doesn't rely on text, so it's great for players of any language.