Publisher: AEG
Designer: Brent Keith
Artist: Charles Urbach
Year: 2009
Players: Two to six players
Ages: 10+
Playing time: 30 Minutes
MSRP: $35.00
Infinite City is a stand alone tile game where players become the leaders of corporations building an ever-sprawling city, maneuvering to control the largest districts while holding on to the most valuable buildings.
This game is a tile laying game along the lines of Carcassonne. The game comes with 120 large tiles, each featuring the beautiful artwork of Charles Urbach. The rules are very simple and the rulebook is only 4 pages of fairly well written instructions. There are also 15 small wooden cylinders for each player to claim their sections of the city.
The game is over when one player either runs out of tiles, or all of the power stations have been played.
This game was easy to learn, fast to play (30 minutes to an hour), and fun. After playing our first game we immediately started a second game. We had a great time and I anticipate many future plays.
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the game end is indicated when someone places their last token, not tile? Power stations are secure except to the Capital tile, which can overtake even the Power stations.
This is a great game, I think it's big con is it can have a run away leader – but mainly with just 2 players and going out first usually is bad since the others get a last turn and can screw you so big on the very last turn! Great game though, I am really enjoying it.
Yes, you are right, it should be "The game is over when one player places his last Token" and not Tile. There are way many more tiles than we ever went through in one game.