Londres

The game "London" traces the period from the Great Fire of London in 1666 to the beginning of the 20th century. In this game, you will take part in the reconstruction of the city. 

You will have to manage your expenses as well as possible while demonstrating magnificence, knowing that your victory points will depend on your achievements. Be careful, however, not to let poverty ruin your efforts... This game is almost exclusively a card game. These are divided into three packages to make you relive, as faithfully as possible, the events of history. You will place your constructions on an exposed line in front of you, on the table. The cards, displayed in your construction area, will provide you with various benefits, such as money, victory points or poverty reduction. Most maps will have an effect when you restore your city. Money is important, as you will need to buy maps and land. 

You will earn money based on the cards in front of you when you restore your city. If you are short of money, there is nothing to stop you from taking out a loan. Investing in London will allow you to win even more cards and reduce the impact of poverty on your city (with more land, you reduce overcrowding). The plateau is divided into areas called "arrondissements". For each district is indicated its purchase cost, the number of cards drawn and the number of Victory Points scored at the end of the game. The place where you buy a piece of land is not to be neglected since the effect of some maps depends on the boroughs you own. Poverty management is a major problem. Often you increase it by restoring the city. You can reduce it by the effect of some cards spread out in your construction area. The game will end when the last deck of cards is exhausted. You will then count your victory points. These will be obtained thanks to your building markers placed in the boroughs, the maps spread out in your construction area (even those covered) and the money still in your possession. You will lose Victory Points for poverty you don't have on managing and borrowing.