VITA
Born in 1902 – Dawn of Hollywood
A board game by Peter Kuhn, Kevin Blank
2 - 4 Players 90 - 120 minutes Unknown
Action/Event, Auction: English, Market, Modular Board, Storytelling, Victory Points as a Resource, Worker Placement
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Description
Step into the glittering chaos of early Hollywood with VITA: Born in 1902 – Dawn of Hollywood, a breezy 2‑to‑4‑player game that feels like a backstage pass to the silent‑film era. In about an hour and a half you’ll be hustling actors, snapping up film contracts at English‑style auctions, and placing workers on a ever‑shifting modular board that maps the city’s burgeoning studios, theaters and gossip‑filled cafés. The rules are dead simple, so you can jump straight into the drama: trade on the market, spin wild stories for extra points, and out‑bid your rivals for the hottest roles. Every clever move earns Victory Points, the currency of fame, and the storytelling twists keep the game fresh each time you play. Designed by Peter Kuhn and Kevin Blank, VITA mixes action cards, market deals and a dash of narrative flair, making every session feel like you’re writing your own Hollywood legend.
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