Between Two Cities - Essential Edition Board Games

Between Two Cities is a game of fishing and placing tiles to build two cities that provide points.

In fact, each player will have to build two cities: one by collaborating with the player on his left and another by collaborating with the player on his right. To win, a player will have to divide his attention and dedication equally between the two cities (Between Two Cities).

At the end of the game, each city will provide a score based on its architectural grandeur. A player's final score is the lower of the scores of the two cities he helped design.

The game takes place in three rounds during which you will have to build each of your cities forming a 5×5 square.

Each round you will have to draw a certain number of tiles. Choose two and pass the others to the next player. Reveal the two tiles and decide with the player on your right and the one on your left which tile to put in one city or the other.

Once decided, you will have to place the tiles. The first one you place must be played on a space on the landscape board. Subsequent tiles must be adjacent to a previously placed one. It is not possible to build on spaces that illustrate natural elements.

The cards illustrate industries, shops, clubs, parks, offices, houses and public buildings. Each building, depending on where it is located, will score points at the end of the game. For example, venues will provide more or fewer points depending on how many types of venues there are in the city, or the more connected parks there are, the more points you get.

Between Two Cities – Essential Edition is the version of the game Between Two Cities that contains both the components of the original game and those of the Capitals expansion.

Like all Stonemaier games, this one also contains the Automa rulebook, i.e. a rulebook with instructions for a solo game mode.

Content
129 Building tiles
24 Double tiles
7 City tokens
7 Landscape boards
7 Reference cards (63x88mm)
1 Scoreboard
7 District cards (44x67mm)
3 District tiles

AUTOMATON
22 cards (20 Automa cards and 3 Automa names) 63x88mm
1 Automationity board

Author: Ben Rosset and Matthew O'Malley
Illustrations: Beth Sobel, Agniezeska Dabrowiecka and Ossi Hiekkala

Sleeves:
63x88mm e 45x70mm