Board game · 2014
ウサギの都市計画 (Usagi no Toshi Keikaku)
Usagi no Toshi Keikaku is a Japanese two-player card game about rabbits establishing and expanding a city-state. Each turn, players select four of five action cards and play them face-down. Upon simultaneous reveal, actions are executed—some actions can negate opponent actions. Players gain resources and construct buildings to earn points. The first player to accumulate 10 or more points wins immediately.
If you like the mechanics Action Queue, Simultaneous Action Selection , you will enjoy this game.
This game belongs to the family Players: Two-Player Only Games.
This game falls under the category: Animals, City Building, Civilization, Ancient, Card Game.
- Players
- 2
- Duration
- 20–30 min
- Age
- 10+
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