Pax Musica
Music · Card Game

Pax Musica

Pax Musica brings the defining spirit of the Pax series into an entirely new arena. Instead of shaping nations, you'll shape the music industry, navigating shifting tastes, adapting to changing eras, and outmaneuvering rival producers in a constantly evolving competitive landscape.

2–5 players200 minages 14
About the game

What is Pax Musica

Pax Musica brings the defining spirit of the Pax series into an entirely new arena. Instead of shaping nations, you'll shape the music industry, navigating shifting tastes, adapting to changing eras, and outmaneuvering rival producers in a constantly evolving competitive landscape.

While unmistakably a Pax game in its philosophy of indirect power, player interaction, and strategic adaptation, Pax Musica introduces original systems built specifically around the business of music, creating an experience that feels both familiar and refreshingly different.

Welcome To The Jungle (*)

Born from a passion for music, Pax Musica takes you on a journey through its vibrant history – from the roaring the 1960s to the 2020s. Step into the shoes of a music producer and build your own path to fame.

Specs

Game details

Players
2–5
Age
+14
Duration
200 min
Difficulty
—
Type
Board game
Year
2027
Mechanics
Multi-Use Cards · Action / Event · Action Points
Categories
Music · Card Game · Economic
Designer
Grzegorz Majewski
Publisher
Ion Game Design · SINONIS
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How many players is Pax Musica for?

Pax Musica plays with 2–5 players.

How long does a game take?

A game takes about 200 minutes.

What age is it suitable for?

It is recommended from age 14.

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