Key to the City

London

A game by Sebastian Bleasdale, Richard Breese, Richard Breese

2 - 6 Players 90 - 120 minutes Medium

Auction/Bidding, Auction: Fixed Placement, Multiple-Lot Auction, Constrained Bidding, Ownership, Set Collection, Tile Placement, Worker Placement

City Building, Economic, Territory Building

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Key to the City: London is a city building game where players develop their own London borough, competing to earn the most victory points. With 2 to 6 players, the game is perfect for a group of friends or family, and its normal complexity makes it easy to learn for those familiar with board games. The game takes around 90 to 120 minutes to play, giving you plenty of time to build and manage your borough. Players take turns bidding for location tiles, using resources, and upgrading their locations to earn more points. The game is divided into four eras, each introducing new tiles and challenges. With a mix of auction, set collection, and tile placement mechanics, Key to the City: London offers a fun and strategic experience. As you build your borough, you'll need to balance resource generation, tile placement, and worker management to come out on top.