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Florenza
In Florenza, the players are the heads of the most powerful families in Florenza during the Renaissance period. The goal of the game is to become the most famous patron of the arts by hiring the most famous artists of th
What is Florenza
In Florenza, the players are the heads of the most powerful families in Florenza during the Renaissance period. The goal of the game is to become the most famous patron of the arts by hiring the most famous artists of the period and financing their works.
Each player can commission artworks in his own district, the Cathedral, or in the civic buildings of the city. Each artwork requires money and resources to complete. To earn the money and resources the artists need, the players send their workers to labor in various workshops, possibly even in their opponents’ districts. Additional workers can be earned by offering charity to the church. During the game, players will earn prestige points, primarily by completing artworks. Prestige points can be spent during the game, but at the end of the game they will be the player’s primary source of victory points.
All of the characters in the game are real historical figures that lived and worked in Italy during the Renaissance. Most of them worked in Florence. All of the buildings in the game were real Renaissance workshops. The artworks the players can complete include the masterpieces of some of the most famous artists in the world.
Note from the designers directly from the rulebook:
Game details
- Players
- 2–5
- Age
- +14
- Duration
- 120 min
- Difficulty
- Heavy
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 2010
- Mechanics
- Worker Placement
- Categories
- City Building · Economic · Renaissance
- Designer
- Stefano Groppi
- Publisher
- Placentia Games
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What the community says about Florenza
[b]Primera partida[/b] (8/10) Mucho aroma a Caylus [b]Quinta partida[/b] (9/10) Decir que estamos ante un juego de primera división dentro de la avalancha de juegos de colocación de los trabajadores que nos ofrece el mercado. De tema clasico, arte gráfico elegante, notable cantidad y calidad de materiales, estamos ante un juego donde debemos disponer de gran espacio en la mesa y de 3 horas de tiempo como mínimo. [b]Minireseña[/b] Florenza tiene mi punto dulce de complejidad e interacción entre jugadores. El dado solo rueda cuando los maestros dilucidan si crean la obra maestra por la que s
que juego tan genial, tiene un arte muy bonito, buenos componentes, supertemático, castiga duro los errores y tiene mecánicas muy bacanas, con un dejo a Caylus.
Se le puede describir como un caylus para mayores. Es como si en el caylus hubiera varios castillos en los que contribuir. Hay que ir mejorando el tablero propio y además ir contribuyendo con determinados edificios de florenza, para lo que hay que contratar artistas y tal. Es complicado de explicar y muy cerebral de jugar. No apto para no jugones. Tampoco es muy recomendable jugar con tendentes al Ap. Se puede hacer eterno.
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Alhambra: Big Box Special EditionEverything about Florenza
How many players is Florenza for?
Florenza plays with 2–5 players.
How long does a game take?
A game takes about 120 minutes.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 14.
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