Strategy Board Game Thames & Kosmos - Devir - Paris: La Cite De La Lumiére - Tile Placement Paris Board Game In the first phase, the players take turns placing their cobblestone tiles and taking building pieces. Each cobblestone must always be placed so that it fully occupies just one square. Includes 16 squared cobblestone tiles, 12 building pieces, 14 chimneys, 8 action tokens, 12 action postcards, 1 game board incorporated into the box, 9 special... Add a building piece to your reserve - best to keep 3-4 building pieces in your reserve before phase 2., At the end of this phase - all 16 cobblestone tiles are placed on the board. Once again, the players alternate taking turns. Gameplay: In the second phase of the game, players strategically build on their colour or the mixed spaces, aiming to position buildings close to as many streetlights as possible or carry out the actions on the action postcards Light up the streets of Paris and give the city its magic with this 2-Player board game, Paris The first player to place all 8 cobblestone tiles in phase 1 will take the first turn in the second phase. On your turn, you must choose one of these two options: Place one of the buildings on the cobblestone tiles or activate an action postcard. Path to Victory: Accumulating more streetlights will lead to greater adoration, with the well-lit buildings earning more points. Board Games for Family Night: Suitable for age 8 and above, the Paris: La Cité de la Lumière game has an approximate playing time of 30 minutes and can accommodate 2 players, making it an ideal choice for family gatherings and game nights The cobblestone tiles are divided into 4 random spaces based on the 2 players’ colours, a streetlight, or a mixed-colour space where either player can build The player with the brightest buildings will captivate the Parisian pedestrians and secure victory in this board game Each player shuffles their cobblestone tiles and places them face down in a pile. Once phase 2 is completed, each player adds up their victory points to see who has wowed the Parisians and tourists! The Game Mechanics: Tile Placement Then, draw the top tile from your pile and hold it in your hand so that your opponent cannot see it.
