If you enjoy territory control games with a dash of set collection and a super fun retro theme, Top Pop is a great choice! It's a refreshing battle for the soda market!
- Strategic area control
- Thematic set collection
- Charming, colorful components
- Accessible rules with depth
- High language dependency
- Interaction can be aggressive
About the game
What you do in a play session
The game unfolds as players place city cards on the table and then stack their bottle caps – symbols of their company's influence – onto these cities. Each turn, the struggle intensifies: if your stack of caps is the highest in a city, you conquer it! If not, the battle continues on other fronts. Cities come in two types: day cities, played face-up for all to see, and night cities, revealed only to the player who played them and the person in front of them, adding a layer of mystery and strategy.
At the end of the game, glory comes with points for majority control in cities and for collecting sets of them. For those seeking an extra challenge, the advanced version introduces special powers associated with each city, which are activated upon conquest and transferred when an opponent takes control. Get ready for a fierce and refreshing battle for the title of Top Pop!
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