2012 · Designed by Ted Alspach · Published by Bézier Games
Build a thriving suburb by strategically laying hex tiles — residential zones, commercial districts, and industrial areas that interact with each other in surprisingly satisfying ways. The goal is the highest population, but every tile you place changes the economics for everyone.
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Turn your thriving borough into a tourist hotspot, raising landmarks, monuments, and tourist traps. A fifth city planner can now join the build. · 2014
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Five expansions in one package — Suburbia Inc., 5-Star, Nightlife, Essen, and Cons — each adding new building tiles, border tiles, and fresh mechanics to make your city-building experience fully customizable. · 2019
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Suburbia: Expansions contains three large expansions for Suburbia that were originally released independently — Suburbia Inc., Suburbia 5★, and Suburbia Nightlife — as well as two smaller expansions: Essen and Cons. These expansions can be used with Suburbia one at a time, in any mixture, or all at once! This collection includes dozens of new building tiles, goals, and new mechanisms, such as the turn-order-altering star track, borough-enhancing borders, bonuses, challenges, a fifth player option, and more! The new buildings offer new categories as well, such as the high-risk, high-reward Nightlife tiles that provide a huge benefit while also taking a toll on your growing city. This box is organized with GameTrayz organizers and made to be combined with the second edition of Suburbia, which has larger tiles than in the original release.
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