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Life in Reterra

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Everything about Life in Reterra

Play Time Play Time
35′
Min. Age Min. Age
10+
Num. of Players Num. of Players
2 - 4
Complexity Complexity
Low
Publisher Hasbro
Complexity Low
Language(s) English
Designer(s) Ken Gruhl, Eric M. Lang
Artist(s) Hugo Cuellar
Categories City Building
Mechanics Automatic Resource Growth, Delayed Purchase, Enclosure, End Game Bonuses, Layering, Map Addition, Neighbor Scope, Open Drafting, Pattern Building, Square Grid, Tags, Take That, Tile Placement
Language Dependency Some
Minimum Age 10
Play Time 35 mins
Number of Players 2 - 4 (Best at 4)

Not long from now, the world as people knew it is an overgrown memory. The world has changed, and its survivors have changed with it, using anything they can find to build a new way of living among the vines and ruins.

Life in Reterra is a (re)building game in which each player grows a community of their own. Turn by turn, you lay down land tiles split into a 2x2 grid of terrain, gather relics, welcome inhabitants and raise buildings. Your community can stretch no more than four tiles on each side, so every placement counts.

Mix-and-Match Buildings: Each game uses a set of five building cards, each with its matching building tiles. Pick one of three ready-to-play themed sets, or put together your own combination for a different town every time.

Gears and Foundations: On your turn, take a land tile from your hand or the face-up display and add it to your community. If the tile shows a gear, you can place an inhabitant on it or put a building into your community, but every part of the building must rest on a gear, and all of those gears must sit on the same type of terrain.

Building Powers: Once a building is in play, you gain the power of its card and can use it once on each of your later turns. Depending on the set, you might place relic tokens for extra points, bring in more inhabitants, junk an opponent's relics, or score for large stretches of one terrain or for having more of a building than anyone else.

Rewarding Landscapes: When every community has grown to sixteen tiles, players score for what they have built. Points come from blocks of terrain at least seven spaces large, fully surrounded energy sources, inhabitants, relics and buildings, so a well-planned layout pays off.

Clear away the overgrowth, lay your foundations and see what kind of future your community can build. Bring Life in Reterra to your table and start rebuilding.