Neoville

Blue Orange Games, Blue Orange (EU), HCM Kinzel · Board game · 2021
2–4 · best 3, 4 30–45 min Weight 1.6/5
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Our Verdict

For fans of spatial puzzles with eco-themes: Neoville is a quick but brainy game where every tile reshapes your strategy.

Highlights
  • Great for short sessions
  • Fresh solarpunk theme
  • High-impact decisions
  • Easy to learn
Keep in mind
  • Too abstract for some
  • Minimal randomness
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About the game
Neoville is a city-building game where you balance skyscrapers and utilities with nature. Each game is a spatial puzzle: on a 4x4 grid, you strategically place tiles to create districts that score harmony points — or penalties if requirements aren’t met. Skyscrapers score based on district size and individual value, while utilities need specific placement. The solarpunk theme adds a futuristic, eco-friendly vibe, perfect for fans of urban planning with an environmental twist. Don’t be fooled by its simplicity: every decision counts, and a misstep can lead to an ugly (score-wise) building. Can you design the most sustainable city?
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Components: 3-Dimensional (3D) Misc: LongPack Games Theme: Construction Theme: Ecology Theme: Solarpunk
Publisher Blue Orange Games, Blue Orange (EU), HCM Kinzel, Lautapelit.fi, Lucky Duck Games, Maldito Games
Designer Phil Walker-Harding
Artist Ingenious Studios
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Neoville good at 2 players?
Yes! It works well at all counts, but with 2 it becomes a tighter strategic duel.
What’s the minimum recommended age?
10+, due to spatial planning. But young architects aged 8+ can play with guidance.
How long does a game take?
The 30-45 minute estimate is accurate—it’s quick even with analytical players.
Does it need a big table?
Nope, the 4x4 grid is compact. Fits even on coffee tables.
Is there Portuguese text?
The game is mostly icon-based, with minimal, easy-to-memorize text.