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Barrage: The Leeghwater Project

Expansion of: Barrage

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  1. 7.5 out of 10

    I think the addition of External Works and Private Buildings shifts the focus away from producing energy and towards building structures to unlock income (especially equipment which you consume to claim external works which provide a lot of value) which I don't really like. Also, there's an opening which we've found to be a little too strong (external works giving up 2 excavators for $4 and a tech tile used to take Elevator level 1). Tech tiles are strong because they enable multiple builds of the same building type to unlock income, some of them also have very strong effects (Elevator level 1, Wild level 1, etc.) Which is why taking them as a first move in round 1 should set you back in terms of money and leave you vulnerable on the board. With this External Works though, not only do you not have to pay, you even gain money, which leaves you in a strong position for claiming spots on the board. All for the measly cost of 2 excavators which can easily be regained.

  2. 9 out of 10

    Neu sind Werkzeuge, die man sich gegen den Austausch von Baggern und Zementmischern holen kann. Die Ressourcen sind dann aber echt weg. Teilweise ist das teuer, teilweise sind die Boni es aber echt wert! Zweite Neuerung sind die Häuser, die man wie andere Bauten ... ähm, nun ja, bauen kann. Aber nicht auf dem Spielplan, sondern auf einem extra Tableau. Jedem Haus sind danach wieder Aktionen zugeordnet, die man nutzen darf, wenn man ein Haus gebaut hat. Ja, auch das erinnert an Marco Polo. Die Hausaktionen sind teilweise echt mächtig und daher sehr sinnvoll zu nutzen. Mir hat die Erweiterung sehr gut gefallen. Sie fügt nicht viel hinzu, aber das bisschen macht es sehr gut. Schade, dass ich sie nicht habe …

  3. 10 out of 10

    I've played Barrage close to 10 times now. When teaching new players, I stick to the Advanced Rules but w/o TLP; in games where everyone has played at least once, we always include TLP. Switching between playing with and without the expansion has made it clear to me that I really enjoy the extra options and strategies that TLP provides, as well as the increased replayability due to having even more variability of the starting conditions.

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Barrage: The Leeghwater Project Expansion
The Leeghwater Project Expansion adds:

A new faction, the Netherlands, that uses Jan Leeghwater’s expertise in water management, adding even more water to your dams.

The External Works mechanic, a set of powerful tiles that can be obtained from a new action space. With them you’ll be able to perform many actions, but be careful. To unlock the External Works power you’ll need to burn the required amount of Concrete Mixers and Excavators rather than just assign them to the Construction Wheel.

The Personal Building mechanics. You’ll be able to use a combination of five Building tiles, each one with a different, powerful effect that can be activated by your engineers.

Two new Executive Officers designed to enhance the External Works and the Personal Buildings.

Three new Advanced Technology tiles dedicated to the construction of Personal Buildings.

Ages

14+
Players

Solo, 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players
Play Time

60m – 120m
Designer

Simone Luciani, Tommaso Battista
Mechanics

Action Queue, Network and Route Building, Variable Player Powers, Worker Placement
Theme

Economic, Environmental, Expansion for Base-game, Industry / Manufacturing
Publisher

Cranio Creations, Crowd Games, Intrafin Games, sternenschimmermeer, Game Harbor, Maldito Games
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