Uptown

A game by Henrik Morast

2 Players 5 - 20 minutes Simple

Grid Coverage

Abstract Strategy

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Description

Uptown is a strategic board game designed by Henrik Morast, where two players compete to dominate a grid by placing geometric shapes called tetracubes. The game is simple to learn, with rules that can be explained quickly, making it accessible to players of all ages. In Uptown, players take turns placing tetracubes of either red or grey on the game board, trying to cover at least four columns to win. The game board consists of 35 squares arranged in seven columns, and each player has a set of tetracubes to place according to specific constraints. The game is all about strategic placement, as players need to think carefully about where to place their tetracubes to block their opponent's moves and dominate the columns. With a playtime of just 5 to 20 minutes, Uptown is a great game for a quick challenge or a fun evening with friends. The abstract strategy and grid coverage mechanics make it a great option for fans of tactical games. Published in 2019, Uptown has become a popular choice for those looking for a simple yet engaging board game experience. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just looking for a new game to try, Uptown is definitely worth checking out.