7.7
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6.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
A perfect touch of chaos for Sprawlopolis fans!
Highlights
- Adds instant tension
- Portable and fast
- Great value expansion
Keep in mind
- Requires base game
- Can be punishing
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Ever had one of those days where everything in the city just goes wrong? Well, Sprawlopolis: Wrecktar brings exactly that kind of chaos to your table! If you're already a fan of the Sprawlopolis base game, get ready, because things are about to get messy. This expansion isn't just 'more of the same'; it introduces a pure disaster element that will test your urban planning skills under intense pressure.
The big twist is the introduction of a disaster card — the Wrecktar — which gets added directly into the deck. When this card hits the top of the draw pile, mayhem ensues: it literally covers a previously played card, acting as a rampaging force of destruction moving through your city. And it doesn't stop there, because this destructive path comes with scoring penalties that can wreck your most carefully laid plans.
The game maintains that fast-paced, addictive tile-placement city-building vibe, but now with a much higher level of tension. You'll have to decide whether to keep expanding your territory or play more conservatively to avoid being caught off guard by the disaster. It is a game of micro-strategy where every card matters and every move could trigger urban ruin. It's perfect for players who love quick, portable card games that offer an extra layer of challenge without needing a massive table or complex rulebooks. In short: it's Sprawlopolis, but with a rampaging monster looking to tear down your buildings!
The big twist is the introduction of a disaster card — the Wrecktar — which gets added directly into the deck. When this card hits the top of the draw pile, mayhem ensues: it literally covers a previously played card, acting as a rampaging force of destruction moving through your city. And it doesn't stop there, because this destructive path comes with scoring penalties that can wreck your most carefully laid plans.
The game maintains that fast-paced, addictive tile-placement city-building vibe, but now with a much higher level of tension. You'll have to decide whether to keep expanding your territory or play more conservatively to avoid being caught off guard by the disaster. It is a game of micro-strategy where every card matters and every move could trigger urban ruin. It's perfect for players who love quick, portable card games that offer an extra layer of challenge without needing a massive table or complex rulebooks. In short: it's Sprawlopolis, but with a rampaging monster looking to tear down your buildings!
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2
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3
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4
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Categories
Families
Publisher
Banana Games, Button Shy, Djama Games, Even Toys and Games, Funbox Editora, KOZAK Games, Lucky Duck Games, Salt & Pepper Games
Designer
Danny Devine, Paul Kluka, Steven Aramini
Artist
Danny Devine
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play Wrecktar solo?
Yes! It works perfectly in both solo mode and in games with up to 4 players.
Do I need the original Sprawlopolis game?
Absolutely. This is an expansion, so you'll need the base game to play it.
How long does a game last?
It's super quick! Expect around 15 to 20 minutes per session.
Is the game difficult?
The weight is light (1.5/5), but the new disaster mechanic requires much more careful planning!
Is it good for travel?
Yes, it keeps the micro-game format in a tiny box, perfect for any backpack.
What exactly does the disaster do?
It covers a previously played card and incurs scoring penalties.