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Urban Sprawl (2011)

2–4 players · 180 min · age 12+ · ★ 6.8 on BGG

Players
2–4
Play time
180 min
Age
12+
Complexity
Medium
BGG rating
6.8/10

Best for 2–4 players aged 12+ who like city building games — medium complexity, plays in 180 min.

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About Urban Sprawl

From the publisher's website]: Game Overview: Urban Sprawl is a game for 2–4 players. Urban Sprawl abstractly models the growth of a town into a teeming metropolis. Players assume the roles of entrepreneur, tycoon, and politician—each helping in the development of a hypothetical "Anywhere, USA." Wealth and Prestige will be earned and spent throughout the game. Buildings will rise only to later be demolished for better and larger fare. Throughout the game…

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City BuildingEconomic

Mechanics: Action Points, Area Majority / Influence, Card Drafting, Square Grid, Tile Placement · Designer: Chad Jensen

Players: 2P · 3P · 4P

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Urban Sprawl FAQ

How many players is Urban Sprawl?
Urban Sprawl plays with 2–4 players, ages 12 and up.
How long does Urban Sprawl take to play?
A game of Urban Sprawl takes 180 min, at medium complexity (3.3/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Urban Sprawl any good?
Urban Sprawl rates 6.8/10 from 1,978 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a city building / economic game built around action points, area majority / influence, card drafting.