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Sutter's Mill - California Gold Rush of 1849
In Sutter's Mill the players experience the sudden rise and decline of the Californian town of Coloma during the gold rush.
They first build up the town, bring new citizens... (read more)
They first build up the town, bring new citizens... (read more)
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Check out the purchase option herePlaytime
60 minutes
Published
2009
Age
10+
Publisher
Phalanx Games (Rio Grande)
Players
2 to 4 players
Designer
Marco Teubner
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Strategy Game and Phalanx Games (Rio Grande)
Description
In Sutter's Mill the players experience the sudden rise and decline of the Californian town of Coloma during the gold rush.
They first build up the town, bring new citizens into it, and, last but not least, dig gold. However, when it is time and the gold vein is almost spent, they better take their belongings and get the hell out of Coloma!
In the game, this is represented by a division in two phases: build up followed by tear down. At the beginning of the game, all players start in the build up phase. It is up to the players themselves to decide when there's no more profit to be had and to enter the tear down phase. Each player makes this choice for himself, so while some players are already tearing down the place, others will still be building up.
The Sutter’s Mill game, which comes in a colorful box with art by Harold Lieske, includes a large game board, 20 prospector game pieces, 52 “influence” cards, 8 “certificate” cards, 1 “adventurer” card, 84 gold counters, 4 rules overviews, and 1 rules booklet.
They first build up the town, bring new citizens into it, and, last but not least, dig gold. However, when it is time and the gold vein is almost spent, they better take their belongings and get the hell out of Coloma!
In the game, this is represented by a division in two phases: build up followed by tear down. At the beginning of the game, all players start in the build up phase. It is up to the players themselves to decide when there's no more profit to be had and to enter the tear down phase. Each player makes this choice for himself, so while some players are already tearing down the place, others will still be building up.
The Sutter’s Mill game, which comes in a colorful box with art by Harold Lieske, includes a large game board, 20 prospector game pieces, 52 “influence” cards, 8 “certificate” cards, 1 “adventurer” card, 84 gold counters, 4 rules overviews, and 1 rules booklet.
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