Newton

Around the middle of the 17th century, with the advent of the scientific method, began a period of great change, called the scientific revolution. Many great scientists, with their theories and ideas, change our perception of the universe: Galileo Galilei, Copernicus, Kepler, Bacon and, above all, Sir Isaac Newton.

In Newton, the players play the role of a young scientist who wants to become one of the great geniuses of this period. To do this, they travel europe, visit universities and cities, study to discover new theories, build new tools and work to make money.

The game is played in six rounds. Each round, each player plays five cards of his hand, each card played allowing the player to perform one of the actions of the game. An action has a variety of effects, which depend on the symbols of that action visible on the board. At the end of the round, a player can take back all but one of the cards played. A card must remain on the board, which means that you give up an opportunity to do this action, but also that the action will be performed with more force. Fortunately, you can acquire new cards that will allow you to perform more actions and with additional powers.

After six rounds, you calculate your final score, and the player with the most Victory Points wins.