Ginkgopolis

In the year 2212, humanity races to develop eco-cities in Ginkgopolis, aiming to become the premier urban planner by balancing resource production and consumption while expanding upwards in a post-resource-scarce world. This City Building and Territory Building game, designed by Xavier Georges, features simultaneous action selection and a unique tile-placement and layering mechanic, where players strategically build with yellow, red, and blue tiles, passing unplayed cards to influence their neighbors' turns.

Key facts

• Number of players: 1–5
• Playtime: 45 min
• Min age: 13+
• Complexity: 2,9/5

Mechanics

• Area Majority / Influence
• Closed Drafting
• End Game Bonuses
• Hand Management
• Income
• Layering
• Modular Board
• Simultaneous Action Selection
• Square Grid
• Tile Placement
• Solo / Solitaire Game
• Turn Order: Progressive

Categories

• City Building
• Environmental
• Science Fiction
• Territory Building

Families

• Digital Implementations: Board Game Arena
• Digital Implementations: Boiteajeux
• Mechanism: Tableau Building
• Players: Games with Solitaire Rules
• Theme: Construction
• Theme: Ecology
• Theme: Solarpunk
• Theme: Trees and Forests

Authors

Xavier Georges

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FAQ

How many players can play Ginkgopolis?

Ginkgopolis supports 1–5 players.

How long does a game of Ginkgopolis take?

A game of Ginkgopolis usually takes about 45 minutes.

What age is Ginkgopolis suitable for?

Ginkgopolis is recommended for ages 13 and up.

How complex is Ginkgopolis?

Ginkgopolis has a complexity rating of 2,9 out of 5.

Is Ginkgopolis good for beginners?

Ginkgopolis is moderately complex: newcomers can enjoy it with a little guidance.