7 Wonders

7 Wonders is a captivating civilization-building board game that has been adapted into a digital format. Players take on the roles of leaders of ancient civilizations, competing to build magnificent wonders and achieve victory points through strategic resource management and card play. The game features stunning graphics, immersive gameplay, and a variety of difficulty levels, making it accessible to both casual gamers and seasoned strategists. With its rich history and engaging mechanics, 7 Wonders offers an unforgettable gaming experience that challenges players to think critically and make wise decisions.

HOW TO PLAY:

Seven Wonders Board Game Introduction 

7 Wonders is a classic strategy board game that was launched in 2010 and is still very popular today. The box is large and looks complicated, but it's actually not that difficult. After playing a few rounds and getting familiar with the resource symbols inside, you can quickly get started. The game experience of Seven Wonders gives people the feeling of playing Century Empire, because you have to build buildings and collect resources, and you have to compete with other players for combat power, and the game style is very similar. However, there are still many differences in the overall game experience, because in the end, scores are used to determine victory and defeat, and resources will be stuck between players, so the strategy component is relatively high. In the end, it returns to the card management of board games, which is a light strategy board game. This game is suitable for players who like card construction. The game has a total of 18 rounds (three eras, 6 rounds in each era), which feels like a lot, but in fact the rounds will pass as soon as they are counted. Personally, I feel that the game time is too short, and I often just want to build something. It turns out the game is almost over. Also because the number of rounds is fixed, the cards in the hands rotate, and the points are calculated in various ways, Seven Wonders lacks a lot of luck. In addition, the game time is not long, so it is often used as a board game competition.

★ Number of players: 2~7people 

★ Optimal number of people: 4~5 people 

★ Preparation time: 10~15 minutes 

★ Game time: 30 minutes Game 

★ Type: Card, Strategy, Construction Purchase

Game Overview and Goal

A game of 7 Wonders takes place over 3 Ages, each using one of the 3 card decks (first the Age I cards, then Age II, and finally Age III).

These Ages are each played similarly, with each player having the opportunity to play 6 cards per Age to develop his or her city and build their Wonder.

At the end of each Age, each player compares their military might with their two neighboring cities (belonging to the players to their right and left).

At the end of the third Age, the players count their victory points; the player with the most points wins the game.

Contents

• 7 Wonder boards

• 7 Wonder cards

• 49 Age I cards

• 49 Age II cards

• 50 Age III cards

• 46 Conflict tokens

• 24 value 3 coins

• 46 value 1 coins

• 1 score booklet

• 1 rulebook

• 2 « 2 player » cards

Gameplay rules

7 Wonders plays over three ages with each age playing out in roughly the same manner and scoring taking place at the end of the third and final age. Each age comprises six turns that are played simultaneously.

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Choices:

• Game mode: normal and training

• Game speed: as any other game

• Wonder board side: allow players to choose their preferred side of their Wonder board, or set it randomly

Latest Update

Dear players, a new arena season has started and some options changed for 7 Wonders: