Renegade Game Studios Reveals ‘Reykholt’ for This Fall

Mar 21, 2018

Renegade Game Studios has announced a partnership with Frosted Games to bring the latest Uwe Rosenberg design Reykholt to the public this Fall. In the game, one to four players will look to farm in Iceland as each aims to provide the best crops to the tourist trade. Reykholt plays in around 30-60 minutes and will premiere this October at Spiel in Essen.

From Renegade:

In Iceland, you can climb volcanoes, admire polar lights, count sheep and eat local tomatoes. Due to the use of geothermal energy, the island is a vegetable paradise. Rent greenhouses and farm a variety of vegetables while attracting the most tourists to your farm. Expand your assortment rapidly and after eight seasons the player with the widest array wins.

“Frosted Games has built up an array of top quality games, to be released in the upcoming years,” explains Scott Gaeta. “It is such a pleasure to be working with a wonderful partner located right in the center of the modern European game movement. Kicking off this partnership with a game from famed designer, Uwe Rosenberg, sets the bar high. We look forward to exceeding expectations with future releases through this partnership.”

“Renegade is first choice for a US partnership. I’ve known Scott for several years and this industry insight and market sense has made Renegade a business cornerstone I’m very happy to work with,” says Matthias Nagy. “Scott not only has a longtime insight into the biggest board game market, he also has the knack for making even the weirdest themes accessible. I really look forward to this partnership.”

Reykholt will be released this fall during the annual game fair in Essen, Germany Oct. 25th-28th. Later this year, fans will be encouraged to pre-order games in English or German for pick up at the fair or through their friendly local game store.

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