If you enjoy games with lots of interaction, negotiation, and a touch of betrayal, New Angeles is for you! It's a long and intense game where talking counts as much as strategy.
- Intense negotiation and interaction
- Hidden roles and betrayal
- Strong cyberpunk theme
- Unique player powers
- Long and dense game
- Requires an engaged group
- High language dependency
About the game
What you do in a play session
The game revolves around votes that shape the city's future and the actions corporations can take. Each round is a race against time and against other players to ensure the city remains stable enough to generate profit. If crime, disease, or public unrest spiral out of control, everyone loses. But make no mistake, the ultimate goal is always your own gain. With unique player powers, each corporation offers a distinct experience, adding replayability and strategic depth. Get ready for a long game, full of bluffing, intense negotiations, and twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat. It's a perfect fit for those who enjoy a good battle of wits and aren't afraid to say what they think (and what they don't) to come out on top.
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