
Ars Universalis
A board game by Manuel D. Cruz Díaz, Antonio J. Dionisio
2-4 Players 45 minutes Low
Pattern Building, Auction/Bidding
Medieval, Renaissance, Abstract Strategy, Educational, Puzzle
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Description
Ars Universalis is a game where you play as a patron of the arts, supporting the best artists and scientists in history to gain prestige. With easy-to-learn rules, 2 to 4 players can enjoy this game, which takes around 45 minutes to play. You'll nurture the development of 60 great thinkers and artists from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century, covering fields like literature, arts, and science. The game is all about solving brain teasers and puzzles to achieve projects, which represent the creative process of each character. As you complete projects, you'll earn Artistic Prestige points and increase your fortune, allowing you to invest in more projects. The player with the most Artistic Prestige points at the end of the game wins, making it a fun and strategic competition to become the greatest patron of all time.
