Description
Step into a dystopian cityscape where you command a small group of workers to make your mark on the world. In this world, your workers are unaware of their dystopian situation, as it's all they've ever known. The world as we knew it has ended, and the city of Euphoria has emerged. The Euphorian elite built high - walled golden cities, promoting intellectual equality over personal freedoms and erasing knowledge of the past. Outside the city, the Wastelanders, with memories and scars of the apocalypse, formed a society in the old scrap yards. Beneath the earth lies Subterra, a hidden city of miners, mechanics, and revolutionaries, with a complex network of pipes, sewers, and secret passages. In Euphoria: Build a Better Dystopia, use dice as workers and cards as recruits to claim the dystopian world. Generate commodities, dig tunnels, construct markets, collect artifacts, strengthen allegiances, and fulfill secret agendas. Dice represent workers' knowledge, which affects bonuses and player interaction. High collective knowledge might cause a worker to desert. You also have two elite recruit cards; one is loyal, and the other needs convincing. Victory comes through worker effort, strong allegiances, and strategic area control. Build markets to restrict opponents' freedoms and open new victory paths. You can also focus on gathering rare old - world artifacts, which the dystopian elite will trade land for. With four unique societies, it's time to rewrite history. What sacrifices will you make for a better dystopia? 2015 version.
Let's start playing Euphoria: Build a Better Dystopia. First, understand your resources. The dice are your workers, and the number on each die shows how much they know about the dystopian world. Use these workers to generate commodities, dig tunnels, and construct markets. When using the workers, keep an eye on their collective knowledge. If it gets too high, one of them might leave you. You've got two elite recruit cards. One is already on your side, but you need to convince the other. You can do this by reaching certain points in the game, or sometimes other players can help you out without knowing. To win, focus on area control. Build markets that put restrictions on other players' personal freedoms. This will change the game and give you new ways to win. You can also collect artifacts from the old world. The dystopian elite really want these, especially matching pairs, and they'll give you land in return. Remember, there are four different societies waiting for you to make your mark. Don't worry too much about technical details; just have fun exploring this dystopian world and see where your strategy takes you. And that's it - enjoy building your better dystopia!
