Cortiça
2 Players - 20 Minutes - Ages 14+
Cork (Cortiça, in Portuguese. /kuɾˈti.sɐ/) can be used to make a variety of products and Portugal is the world's largest producer of cork. Cork Oak trees take 25-30 years to mature, and their bark is extracted every 9 years. Play as competing farmers, aiming to harvest the most corks.
Cortiça is a miniature worker placement game. Every round players place their workers, deciding the actions they will take. The actions are resolved from left to right. When an action is resolved the worker is placed in the stack.
After all actions are resolved, the player whose worker is at the bottom of the stack chooses one active action to rest; it will not be available to use in the next round. The previous rested action becomes active again.
In the next round, the players draw and place the workers from the stack, one by one. Play continues until a player has at least 6 cork after all actions are resolved at the end of a round. The player with the most cork wins.
CREDITS
Designed by Manuel Correia
Art by Sara Mena
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2 Players - 20 Minutes - Ages 14+
Cork (Cortiça, in Portuguese. /kuɾˈti.sɐ/) can be used to make a variety of products and Portugal is the world's largest producer of cork. Cork Oak trees take 25-30 years to mature, and their bark is extracted every 9 years. Play as competing farmers, aiming to harvest the most corks.
Cortiça is a miniature worker placement game. Every round players place their workers, deciding the actions they will take. The actions are resolved from left to right. When an action is resolved the worker is placed in the stack.
After all actions are resolved, the player whose worker is at the bottom of the stack chooses one active action to rest; it will not be available to use in the next round. The previous rested action becomes active again.
In the next round, the players draw and place the workers from the stack, one by one. Play continues until a player has at least 6 cork after all actions are resolved at the end of a round. The player with the most cork wins.
CREDITS
Designed by Manuel Correia
Art by Sara Mena
