Between Two Cities - Stonemaier Games
DTDA Games · 2021 · Strategy, Board Game, Tabletop, Turn-Based Strategy, Indie
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About Between Two Cities - Stonemaier Games
Between Two Cities is a partnership-driven tile-drafting game in which each tile represents part of a city: factory, shop, park, landmarks, etc. You work with the player on your left to design the heart of one city, and with the player on your right to design the heart of another city. On each turn you select two tiles from hand, reveal them, then work with your partners separately to place one of those tiles into each of your two cities before passing the remaining hand of tiles around the table.
At the end of the game, each city is scored for its livability. Your final score is the lower of the livability scores of the two cities you helped design. To win, you have to share your attention and your devotion between two cities. The player with the highest final score wins the game.
The game features play for 3-7 players.
At the end of the game, each city is scored for its livability. Your final score is the lower of the livability scores of the two cities you helped design. To win, you have to share your attention and your devotion between two cities. The player with the highest final score wins the game.
The game features play for 3-7 players.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I love this cooperative tile placement game. But this computerized versions has enough issues to make it not worth its very low price. The AI is dumber than a sack of rocks. (Actually, the AI play is so consistently bad, that I suspect it may actually be brilliant, but hellbent on losing...) Bad AI in a game is always unfortunate, but it is particularly frustrating here because you are trying to cooperate with the AI to win the game. There are, of course, no online players, so you are stuck with the AI. The user interface has an almost fatal flaw (unless you have a very good memory) in that the dialog to select your next tiles blocks the view of the cities you are building. It is VERY difficult to know which tiles to select when you can't see the cities the tiles would go in. The game does seem to work, doesn't crash, etc. so at least that much is good.9 found this helpful
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