Rockwell

Diamond Cards

A game by Bruno Crépeault

2 - 4 Players 90 minutes Medium

Area Majority / Influence, Area Movement, Modular Board, Worker Placement

Economic, Exploration, Industry / Manufacturing, Number

Source - BoardGameGeek

Curious about this site (⊙＿⊙')? Learn more about Kallax and why 6500+ boardgame enthusiasts have an account.

Description

Rockwell: Diamond Cards is an exciting expansion to the base game Rockwell, designed by Bruno Crépeault and published in 2013. This game is perfect for 2 to 4 players who are familiar with board games and are looking for a fun and challenging experience. With a playtime of 90 minutes, you'll have plenty of time to dive into the world of Rockwell and explore its economic and industrial themes. The game mechanics, including area majority, area movement, modular board, and worker placement, will keep you on your toes as you navigate the game's complexities. As an expansion, Rockwell: Diamond Cards adds a new layer of strategy to the base game, introducing 8 exclusive cards that were originally a Kickstarter stretch goal. These diamond cards allow players to earn money instead of resources during extraction, adding a fresh twist to the game. With its normal complexity level, Rockwell: Diamond Cards is easy to learn for those familiar with board games, making it a great addition to your gaming collection. Whether you're a fan of economic games, exploration, or industry and manufacturing, Rockwell: Diamond Cards has something to offer, and its modular board and worker placement mechanics will keep you coming back for more.