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From the publisher, Rio Grande Games:
Seehausen am See. For many years, more and more people visit this idyllic village during the annual summer fest. In these three weeks, the breweries and beer gardens in the village make more money than during the rest of the year. So, you and your opponents become hardened businessmen, who rush to Seehausen am See to invest in the businesses there with an eye toward the large profits that come during the festival. During these three weeks each will invest in the businesses and try to get his people in management positions in the breweries and beer gardens where he owns stock. The players also work to increase the size of their favorite beer gardens so that they can earn more money. In the end, it is not the size of the beer gardens or who is in charge, but the amount of money in the players’ pockets...
- interesting theming and market dynamics
- little to no concrete details provided in transcript
- beer/market and festival vibes (historical setting implied)
- unknown (mentioned as old game, received via local mentions)
- economic and communal gameplay
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- shared incentives (multiplayer market) — table-wide interactions and shared spaces
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