Board game, Big City

Big City


  A board game by Franz-Benno Delonge

  No text on components is needed during play.

 2-5 Players   60 minutes   Low 

  Hand Management, Modular Board, Tile Placement

  City Building

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Description

Big City is a fun and interactive board game where players work together to build a thriving metropolis. With easy-to-learn rules, 2 to 5 players can enjoy this game, which typically lasts around 60 minutes. The goal is to acquire cards in different neighborhoods and use them to lay out buildings, earning points for each structure. The twist is that some buildings require a city hall to be placed first, which can be a strategic move as the player who places it scores no points for themselves. As players place their buildings, they can earn bonus points for surrounding structures, making every placement a tactical decision. With its modular board and tile placement mechanics, each game of Big City is unique, offering a fresh challenge every time. Designed by Franz-Benno Delonge and first published in 1999, this classic city-building game has stood the test of time, offering a fun and engaging experience for players of all ages.

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