Nucleum (engl.)

Beschreibung

When Elsa von Frühlingfeld unveiled her invention to King Frederik Augustus II of Saxony, many dismissed it as mere trickery. Harnessing the newly isolated element uranium, she heated a jar of water to create steam that powered an engine. This engine sustained the uranium’s activity through a process she called "atomization." Her device, the Nucleum, sparked a wave of energy and prosperity that transformed Saxony from a minor regional power into a leading center of European science and engineering. A generation later, the demand for power has only grown. Factories require larger and more Nucleums, uranium is increasingly imported from neighboring Bohemia, and railways and power lines crisscross the country to deliver atomic energy to Saxony’s flourishing cities. Inventors, engineers, and industrialists converge on the Saxon court, competing to lead this new industrial revolution. Nucleum is a heavy euro-style board game in which players assume the roles of industrialists striving to succeed amidst the economic and technological boom of 19th-century Saxony, powered by the spread of the Nucleum nuclear reactor. Players gain victory points by expanding their networks, constructing and fueling urban buildings, securing contracts, and achieving randomized endgame milestones. Each player also receives unique asymmetric technologies that grant special abilities once unlocked. The gameplay flows continuously with players taking turns in sequence, without distinct rounds or phases.

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