San Juan (2004)
2 - 4 persone
45 - 60 min
10+
Nomi alternativi: Puerto Rico Het Kaartspel, San Juan, サンファン, 圣胡安, 聖胡安, 聖胡安
Editori: alea, Ravensburger, Broadway Toys LTD, Devir, Filosofia u00c9ditions, Mu00f6bius Games, Rio Grande Games, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd.
Riconoscimenti: 2004 Deutscher Spiele Preis Best Family/Adult Game 2nd Place, 2004 Fairplay u00c0 la carte Winner, 2004 International Gamers Awards - General Strategy; Multi-player Nominee, 2004 Japan Boardgame Prize Best Japanese Game Nominee, 2004 Japan Boardgame Prize Best Japanese Game Winner, 2004 Nederlandse Spellenprijs Nominee, 2004 Spiel der Spiele Hit fu00fcr Zwei Recommended, 2004 Spiel des Jahres Recommended, 2005 Hra roku Nominee, 2008 Hra roku Nominee, 2013 Juego del Au00f1o Finalist
Descrizione: San Juan is a card game based on Puerto Rico. The deck of 110 cards consists of production buildings (indigo, sugar, tobacco, coffee, and silver) and "violet" buildings that grant special powers or extra victory points. Cards from the hand can be either built or used as money to build something else; cards from the deck are used to represent goods produced by the production buildings, in which case they are left face-down. A seven-card hand limit is enforced once per round.
In each round (or governorship), each player in turn selects from one of the available roles, triggering an event that usually affects all players, such as producing goods or constructing buildings. The person who picks the role gets a privilege, such as producing more goods or building more cheaply.
Though similar in concept to Puerto Rico, the game has many different mechanisms. In particular, the game includes no colonists and no shipping of goods; goods production and trading are normally limited to one card per phase; and trades cannot be blocked. Victory points are gained exclusively by building, and the game ends as soon as one player has put up twelve buildings.
In each round (or governorship), each player in turn selects from one of the available roles, triggering an event that usually affects all players, such as producing goods or constructing buildings. The person who picks the role gets a privilege, such as producing more goods or building more cheaply.
Though similar in concept to Puerto Rico, the game has many different mechanisms. In particular, the game includes no colonists and no shipping of goods; goods production and trading are normally limited to one card per phase; and trades cannot be blocked. Victory points are gained exclusively by building, and the game ends as soon as one player has put up twelve buildings.