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Our Verdict
For fans of economic games with rich themes and tough decisions. Tea never tasted so strategic!
Highlights
- Integrated stock market and trading
- Exceptionally immersive historical theme
- Multiple paths to victory
Keep in mind
- May intimidate eurogame newcomers
- Mostly indirect player interaction
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Victorian London, tea, and loads of cash to make! In Green Gold, you're a shrewd merchant trying to dominate the tea trade during the drink's national craze. Hire specialized workers, import quality leaves, fulfill lucrative contracts, and play the stock market — all while outmaneuvering equally cunning rivals. The game blends economic strategy with a dash of speculation: you might focus on high society service, factory expansion, or becoming a stock tycoon. The game ends when shares of three companies run out or the dividend tracker reaches its end. Whoever has the most pounds sterling wins! Pro tip: never underestimate the power of a proper afternoon tea to impress royalty...
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Publisher
Ludonova
Designer
Toni López
Artist
Laura Bevon
Best player count?
3-4 creates fierce market competition, but the solo mode is shockingly good!
Is it too complex for eurogame newbies?
Some learning curve, but mechanics are intuitive — like Monopoly with smart decisions.
Do I need to like tea to enjoy it?
Not at all! The theme is charming, but the economic strategies are what matter.
Actual playtime?
60-90 minutes once everyone knows the ropes. Setup takes a bit longer initially.
Luck-based or pure strategy?
90% planning — just minor randomness in contract draws.