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Mar 19, 2014 · Gameflow: Rialto is played over 6 rounds and each round consists of 2 phases. In the first phase players will gain cards to use during the second phase. In the second phase players go through a series of stages where they will play as many of a particular card type as they wish. It is important to keep in mind that the game focuses a lot on ...
In the card-driven board game Rialto, the goal is to earn the most victory points (VPs), which are awarded for a variety of things.The game board displays the six districts of Venice, and players earn VPs for placing council members into these, for building bridges and placing gondolas to connect the districts with one another, and for building advantageous buildings.
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The uniqueness of Rialto is felt right from the start with the way the hands of cards are distributed. Rather than just dealing out 7 cards to each player, players take turns selecting a set of face-up cards. The card selection step for a 3-player game. Cards are dealt out in columns of 6 cards.
Rialto has enough variety in game states, building types, strategic approaches, "feels" based on different # of players (I speculate, but this isn't my first rodeo/Feld game), etc. that it should be good for a good 10-15 plays without getting stale. Also, the short game length ups this value in my book.
Aug 3, 2013 · Rialto Guide pdf. 106KB · 217 Downloads. Here is a summary of the rules in Rialto to help with teaching and moving the game along. Hope you enjoy.
Rialto is a game that rewards several plays – as with many boardgames, the first experience will involve checking the rules and kind of muddling through to an extent. But it’s not a long game, and is deceptively simple.
Rialto. In the card-driven board game Rialto, the goal is to earn the most victory points (VPs), which are awarded for a variety of things. The game board displays the six districts of Venice, and players earn VPs for placing council members into these, for building bridges and placing gondolas to connect the districts with one another, and for ...
