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Ultimopolis

Game ID: GID0370610
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2023
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Description

A 6-card combo pack that allows you to combine Sprawlopolis, Agropolis and Naturopolis.

Unlike the original rules for the standalone games, this variant eliminates the use of card-passing. Rather, players shuffle each game deck individually, flipping a single card from each to reveal 3 scoring conditions. Then, a 4th card is drawn at random from the 6-card combo pack to reveal the 4th and final scoring condition. A separate card from this pack is used as the starting tile, displaying "blocks" from those terrains included in each game respectively.

On a player's turn, they draw 1 card from each game deck and must choose 1 to play and 2 to discard. In this way, all three game decks will run out at the same rate. End game occurs after the last 3 cards are drawn and played/discarded.

Players score for the largest block group from each game, get -1 point for each road, and score/lose points according to the 4 scoring condition cards.

—description from the publisher

Description

A 6-card combo pack that allows you to combine Sprawlopolis, Agropolis and Naturopolis.

Unlike the original rules for the standalone games, this variant eliminates the use of card-passing. Rather, players shuffle each game deck individually, flipping a single card from each to reveal 3 scoring conditions. Then, a 4th card is drawn at random from the 6-card combo pack to reveal the 4th and final scoring condition. A separate card from this pack is used as the starting tile, displaying "blocks" from those terrains included in each game respectively.

On a player's turn, they draw 1 card from each game deck and must choose 1 to play and 2 to discard. In this way, all three game decks will run out at the same rate. End game occurs after the last 3 cards are drawn and played/discarded.

Players score for the largest block group from each game, get -1 point for each road, and score/lose points according to the 4 scoring condition cards.

—description from the publisher

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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Massive, sprawling experience across all three base decks
  • Very high replayability due to multiple scoring cards
Cons
  • More complex and challenging than base games
  • Setup and playtime longer
Thematic elements
  • Epic, sprawling city/scape with cross-deck interactions
  • An overarching system combining all six card types across three decks
  • Abstract/strategic
Comparison games
  • Sprawlopolis
  • Agropolis
  • Naturopolis
  • Combopolis
  • Cinemapolis
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Compound Scoring — Draw one scoring card from each deck plus a fourth scoring card.
  • Cross-deck setup — Combine all three base decks and one combopolis deck for start.
  • Four-card scoring — Draw one scoring card from each deck plus a fourth scoring card.
  • Large-scale adjacency scoring — Score across the biggest collections of each type with cross-deck scoring.
  • Road penalties — Minus one point per road within the scoring areas; two roads of different types act as a single major road.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • I love my combopolises my one my two my three
  • this game is so easy to transport I can put four of these wallet pockets in in my back pocket like wallet games come on
  • it's fun and different every single time
  • isn't it super straightforward and easy I love that
  • old cinemapolis is even more challenging
  • button shy games is where you can find them
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