In The Great Art Race the famous art collection of your family is stolen. By investing the profits of your coffee or tobacco plantations you might have the chance to save the heritage of your ancestors - but only if you manage your colonial enterprise wisely.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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A remake of the classic C64 game Vermeer. So not a board game and should not be confused for one.... By building plantations with different crops you're trying to create enough wealth to get the best art collection. To make things intresting there's stock trading, an auction where you try to buy the paintings and scripted events from the historic timeline(early 20th century) that affect markets. For the paintings you also have the option of studying art directions so you can spot fakes. Or to raise price for your competitors who might not even realise what you're doing... Good fun.
What an interesting little gem of a game this is. I had my eyes on Patrician III, as it was well reviewed was on sale for less then a dollar. Then I see it comes in a bundle with two other games. This one, The Great Art Race, perked my interest a bit. Only in a bundle? Not for sale on it's own? It can't be that good then. My mistake completely. What we have here is an extremely solid resource management/board game. Essentially you play as one of five nephews/nieces to a rich uncle, who is terminally ill and wishes one of you to inherit his fortune. The condition? Become insanely wealth and then use said wealth to attend art auctions in hopes of finding and retrieving his stolen artwork. And how does someone become insanely wealthy? By travelling to smaller cities like Bombay, Guatemala, Mexico City and Saint Louis, among others, and buying up land for plantations and hiring workers.
A completely unknown game that me and my mate decided to play one evening, which ended up being an entire weekend. It's a confused game that is part whodunnit, part resource / trading sim, part art lesson, but it's handled well and if you're willing to take it on with an open mind you can get some genuine fun out of it.
Fun, interesting, a mix of developing plantations in different parts of the world with saving to buy paintings, while gambling stocks or betting on horses. It has short to long games, so you can choose what you want and get an end game.
Fun little strategy/sim game. not your default strategy or sim tho, it's casual mix. there's manual in game folder, read it before blaming the game for not holding your hand. it's old fashioned game with paper tutorial :) there's only couple of pages, don't expect anything complicated. you play against multiple AIs (or people, local) in attempt to impress your uncle. to do so you will have to raise your reputation by betting on horses or by visiting uncle, or you can take art courses in different art styles and participate in auctions in attempt to purchase real paintings for your uncle's collection. if you studied art you will be able to distinguish fake from real, otherwise if you purchased fake painting you just wasted your money. money and time is of essence in this game. you have events scheduled for the upcoming month, you have to visit corresponding city (or stay in the city) to
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