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Dice Settlers
45m - 60m
1 - 4 Players
Ages 14+
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With a piece of land to call your own, a handful of resources, a few families and a head full of dreams you embark on a journey of a lifetime. Beyond lies the New World full of opportunities to make your dreams of a new home a reality. But beware, other settlers have come here as well, and although their beginnings are as humble as yours, each of them will want to influence these new lands as much as you. Will you become the most powerful?
Dice Settlers is a civilization dice game of pool building, resource gathering and area control. Each turn players reach into their bags of dice, roll and choose their own actions: from exploring new lands and building the board, through gathering resources and trading, to developing technologies which offer new abilities, each player chooses their own path to victory.
A changing board, a set of different technologies every time you play, and a vast array of available strategies await!
| Ages | 14+ |
|---|---|
| Players | Solo, 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players |
| Play Time | 45m – 60m |
| Designer | David Turczi |
| Mechanics | Area Control / Area Influence, Deck / Pool Building, Dice Rolling, Tile Placement |
| Theme | American West, Civilization, Dice, Territory Building, Exploration |
| Publisher | Board&Dice, Jumping Turtle Games, Last Level, Lucrum Games, Schwerkraft-Verlag, テンデイズゲームズ (Ten Days Games), NSKN Games |
agentpatman
For us this was a perfect dice game. I love the fact you use a tiny portion of the technology deck each game. I don't get the complaints that the resource tokens are too large. They are designed for your player board, not the mat tiles so the scale is perfect. Do people really want to pick up something a fraction of an inch every time they use a resource that would be the scale of the map. Seems silly. All 4x are accounted for here. Tons of ways to mitigate bad dice rolls. One of our favorite dice games. I love how compelling each of the X is. You are really torn between the area control, getting resources for trading, as well as exploring new map tiles. The combat is pretty friendly as you are just removing a cube that the other player gets back and the objective is to lock down that tile and not take something from you. Most combat games the intention is to take something away which can be mean but in this game you are locking down the tile for points. In most tiles there are secondary majority scoring so you don't lose much by being taken out.
Bruiser419
Not my favorite solo style (where the AI kinda gets to do what it wants) but it's actually is one of the better implementations of it. It still doesn't exactly mimc a human, but it's close enough. Certainly going to give it another try.
birdsong703
Bag-building with dice sounds like my ideal game, but the colonial theme is a turn-off and deal-breaker - so-called ‘settlers’ weren’t so innocuous when you think about the lands they stole and the Indigenous peoples they displaced and killed.