Barcelona

We are at a crucial moment in Barcelona's history, at the end of the 19th century. The city is transforming, and unexpected opportunities arise for those who wish to shape its future. In the game "Barcelona", you become an archetypal builder, challenged to expand and revitalize one of Europe's most vibrant cities. Throughout the game, you will plan and construct new buildings, streets and infrastructure, responding to the growing demand for living space and services. Immersing yourself in the concept of Modernism is a central part of your strategy, as capturing the essence of this artistic movement can bring great rewards. "Barcelona" is played in a variable number of rounds, during which each player will take part in dynamic turns that include construction actions, urban planning and the creation of transport systems that connect the new neighborhoods to the old city. Scoring phases throughout the game allow you to evaluate your progress and adjust your tactics as the game progresses. In the end, whoever accumulates the most Victory Points will not only win, but also leave a lasting legacy in this magnificent city in transformation.

Table of Contents
- How to Play
- Tips for playing
- Game mechanics
- Game components
- Additional Information

Manage possession efficiently to control the pace of the game.

Use short, precise passes to keep the team together and create chances.

Prioritize the constant movement of players to open up spaces in the opposition's defense.

Use your creativity and vision to make penetrating vertical passes.

Invest in moves down the flanks, using the overlap of the full-backs to create dangerous crosses.

Press high to regain possession quickly after losing the ball.

Cultivate patience: work the ball until a clear attacking opportunity arises.

Prioritize players' technical development to improve their ball control and control in tight spaces.

Encourage improvisation and tactical freedom to take advantage of the players' individual characteristics.

Main objective

The main objective of Barcelona, one of the world's most iconic soccer clubs, is to win titles in national and international competitions while promoting a style of play characterized by ball possession, high pressing and attacking play. As well as pursuing victories and trophies, the club aims to promote Catalan identity values and develop talent from its academy, La Masia, integrating these youngsters into the professional squad to ensure long-term success and financial sustainability.

Tips for playing Barcelona

Here are some tips for doing better in the game Barcelona:

• Watch out for the attacking trio; they tend to play fast and with precision.
• Look at the short passing style of the midfield; they value possession.
• Mark the players in the corners closely; they are dangerous in set pieces.
• Take advantage of the spaces left by the full-backs who move forward.
• Neutralize fast transitions to avoid counter-attacks.
• Study the goalkeeper's positioning; they initiate play from the back.
• Be careful with changes of pace; they are often unpredictable.

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Mechanics of Barcelona

• Worker allocation: This mechanic allows players to assign their workers to different locations on the board to carry out specific actions. Each location offers options that can include constructing buildings, obtaining resources or performing special actions. The strategic choice of where to allocate workers is crucial, as each player has a limited number of workers and a wrong decision can affect their ability to perform future actions. Locations may have limited vacancies, making the choice of allocation time also essential.
• End of game bonus: At the end of the game, bonus points are awarded based on certain criteria achieved throughout the match. These criteria can include the amount of resources accumulated, the number of buildings constructed or specific objectives achieved. Knowing these bonuses beforehand allows players to plan their strategies throughout the game to maximize their final bonus points, highlighting the importance of balancing immediate actions with long-term goals.
• Placement of parts: During the game, players have the opportunity to place pieces on the board to expand their presence and influence the area. These pieces can represent buildings, roads or other types of infrastructure. The strategic placement of these pieces can block opponents' progress, secure control over valuable areas or enable paths for future expansion. The rules for placing pieces vary, with some locations on the board offering specific advantages or restrictions.

Game components Barcelona

See all the items in the game below Barcelona:

• 1 extra tray
• 4 personal trays
• 11 Action pieces
• 18 pieces of Modernity
• 30 fabric markers
• 72 Citizen bookmarks
• 44 wooden disks (11 per player)
• 4 help letters
• 20 pieces of Broad Street (5 per player)
• 40 cubes (10 per player)
• 1 figure by Gaudí
• 30 Coin markers
• 4 streetcars (1 per player)
• 1 fabric bag
• 16 pieces of the Holy Family
• 8 pieces of Level 2 Construction
• 20 Intersection tiles (5 per player)
• 40 Narrow Street pieces (10 per player)
• 1 set of stickers (for the streetcars)
• 7 pieces of Level 3 Construction
• 12 pieces of Level 1 Construction
• 4 pieces of Construction Bonus
• 11 pieces of Cerdà Score
• 8 pieces of 100/200/300/400 PV
• 21 pieces of Public Service
• 1 main tray
• 8 solo cards

Additional Information

• Ludopedia link: https://ludopedia.com.br/jogo/barcelona
• Link Tabletopia:
• Amazon Brazil link: Comprar Barcelona
• Amazon USA link: Comprar Barcelona