Ulm

A game by Günter Burkhardt

2 - 4 Players 45 - 75 minutes Medium

Area Majority / Influence, Bias, Set Collection, Slide/Push, Victory Points as a Resource

Medieval, Renaissance

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Description

Ulm is a bustling free imperial city in the 16th century, filled with trade and commerce. The city's prosperity is driven by the business acumen and skilled craftsmanship of its citizens, with goods like wood, wine, and textiles being shipped along the Danube river. As players, you'll try to expand your influence and make the most of the city's hustle and bustle, particularly around the cathedral, which is being built to have the tallest church steeple in the world. With simple yet strategic gameplay, you'll push action tiles into the cathedral area and carry out associated actions to accumulate victory points. The goal is to become the most important citizen in Ulm by making the best use of your resources over 10 rounds, before the cathedral's construction is complete. With 2 to 4 players and a playtime of 45 to 75 minutes, Ulm offers a fun and challenging experience for fans of medieval and renaissance-themed games.