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Hamlet: The Village Building Game (English) *** Box with minor damage ***

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Original price 52.99$ CAD
Original price 52.99$ CAD - Original price 52.99$ CAD
Original price 52.99$ CAD
Current price 42.39$ CAD
42.39$ CAD - 42.39$ CAD
Current price 42.39$ CAD
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Minor Damage : The box presents one or more minor damage (push corner, bump or swelling). The product is new and the game component is not damaged. Photos provided on request.
Major damage : The box presents one or more major damage (Perforation, tear, hole). The product is new and the game component is not damaged. Photos provided on request.

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INFORMATIONS

Designer : David Chircop
Artist : Yusuf Artun
Publisher: Mighty Boards
Numbers of players : 1 to 4
Age : 10 years and +
Playing Time : 60 to 90 minutes
More Info :

Boardgamegeek (English)

DESCRIPTION

Hamlet is a competitive village construction game of medium complexity where players collectively transform their hamlet into a lively small town. In this tile installation game, players build buildings that everyone can use to create materials, refine resources, earn money and make important deliveries to build the great monument of the hamlet - the church.

The game has irregular tiles that connect together without a grid to form a village which is completely different each time. The placement of the tiles organically creates interconnected paths that the villagers use to transport the resources through the village. This leads players to build boards where there are not two games that will be alike. Since the buildings are municipal, this also creates a fluid economy, where players are still working hard to provide the village with the most necessary resources.