Pizarro 1532-1537
Conquête de l'Empire inca
A board game by Philippe Hardy
1-2 Players 120-180 minutes Medium
Area Majority / Influence, Area Movement, Dice Rolling, Simulation, Secret Unit Deployment, Hidden Movement, Chit-Pull System, Minimap Resolution
Renaissance, Wargame, Pike and Shot
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Description
Pizarro 1532-1537: Conquête de l'Empire inca drops you into the midst of a historical epic, where you'll take on the role of Spanish conquistadors or the Inca Empire, vying for control of the region. Designed by Philippe Hardy, this game is perfect for fans of Renaissance-era wargames, with a playtime of 120 to 180 minutes that'll keep you fully immersed. With normal complexity rules, it's easy for board game enthusiasts to jump in and start exploring the area majority and influence mechanics, area movement, and dice rolling that bring the game to life. As you navigate the conquest, you'll utilize a chit-pull system and mini-map resolution to outmaneuver your opponent, making every move count in this gripping simulation of a pivotal moment in history, with the option to expand your experience with the siege of Cuzco expansion.
Expansions
The siege of Cuzco (Peru) 1536-1537
2 Players
45-60 minutes
Low
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