Fields of Arle

In Uwe Rosenberg's "Fields of Arle," one to two players embody farmers in East Frisia, striving to cultivate a thriving village and amass a fortune over four and a half years. This intricate worker placement game challenges players to strategically expand their land, construct dikes, raise diverse livestock like cattle and sheep, cultivate flax, and ship goods to gain travel experience and earn victory points.

Key facts

• Number of players: 1–2
• Playtime: 60–120 min
• Min age: 13+
• Complexity: 3,8/5

Mechanics

• Income
• Worker Placement
• Automatic Resource Growth
• Highest-Lowest Scoring
• Set Collection
• Solo / Solitaire Game
• Turn Order: Claim Action
• Turn Order: Progressive

Categories

• Economic
• Farming
• Industry / Manufacturing

Families

• Animals: Cattle / Cows
• Animals: Horses
• Animals: Sheep
• Category: Combinatorial
• Components: Meeples (Animal) / Animeeples
• Components: Wooden pieces & boards
• Country: Germany
• Crowdfunding: Wspieram
• Digital Implementations: Yucata
• Game: Fields of Arle
• Players: Games with Solitaire Rules
• Region: East Frisia (Lower Saxony - Germany)
• Series: Harvest (Uwe Rosenberg)
• Theme: Nature

Designers

Uwe Rosenberg

FAQ

How many players can play Fields of Arle?

Fields of Arle supports 1–2 players.

How long does a game of Fields of Arle take?

A game of Fields of Arle usually takes about 60–120 minutes.

What age is Fields of Arle suitable for?

Fields of Arle is recommended for ages 13 and up.

How complex is Fields of Arle?

Fields of Arle has a complexity rating of 3,8 out of 5.

Is Fields of Arle good for beginners?

Fields of Arle is fairly involved and is best suited to experienced players.