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7 out of 10
DadouXIII
A really good and under-appreciated worker placement with a twist. The game is really tight, the spots get blocked very easily, always messing up your brilliant plans. Players will often have different numbers of workers to play with each round, making planning each round even more interesting.
3 out of 10
flow wong
军事太强，强者越强，弱者永无翻身之日。工位太卡，经常想做的事情做不了，设计师眼中很美好的未来行动实际执行起来效果也并不好，把人都送到未来行动还玩毛线？唯一亮点可能是首领技能的翻面设计了。
ajewo
Worker placement and resource management game by the designer team of Lorenzo Il Magnifico with civilization stoneage theme. It is very competitive (stealing resources from other players and blocking other workers with military strength). A lot of variability and dynamic worker placement spots on the board. Each player starts with a character (child) with a special ability that may grow up and change its ability during the game. Workers placed beyond a marker won't return to the player for some time. Technology grants you further special abilities or passive boni.

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Terramara is the name of the villages founded around 1500 B.C., mid- to late Bronze Age, in Northern Italy. People lived, travelled, and traded between the Alps mountain range and the river Po. The main occupations of the Terramara people were hunting, farming and metallurgy, casting bronze tools like axe heads in stone molds. The houses in the villages were built on piles, meaning each house is built above the ground, supported by wooden stakes.

In Terramara, you play as the chief of a clan living in one of these villages. Your goal is to develop your clan, exploring lands farther away to trade with other villages, and reach sacred places. You improve your battle strength and discover new technologies to create useful artefacts. The player who develops the best clan by gaining more development points becomes leader of all of Terramara and wins the game!

—description from the publisher

Ages	12+
Players	2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players
Play Time	120m – 120m
Designer	Acchittocca, Antonio Tinto, Stefano Luperto, Flaminia Brasini, Virginio Gigli
Mechanics	Modular Board, Variable Player Powers, Worker Placement
Theme	Ancient
Publisher	Quined Games