Gold, though, is necessary for those advanced structures, pushing your empire to its heights. Is that worth it? A worker is good the brick and mortar of your galactic empire.
Build on gaiaformer gaia project upgrade#
This is awesome, but that mine that you upgrade goes back to your sheet, covering up that worker you had been receiving. Great, right? To upgrade, you turn your mine into a trading station, unlocking 2 gold and a power. When you build a mine, you get one extra worker per round. This is where Gaia Project (and Terra Mystica) become incredibly tricky. There are a variety of ways to gain these resources: chosen round bonuses, unlocked technologies, and buildings. The game is played across 6 rounds, during which players may take one action at a time for as long as they have resources. Those familiar with Terra Mystica won’t be too surprised by what they find in Gaia Project (it is, after all, a Terra Mystica game). In which players will terraform planets to make them habitable for their flavor of life forms, spreading their civilizations across the galaxy. This is Gaia Project, a heavy euro game for 1-4 players. Have you dreamed of conquering space? Bending the planets to your will, making them habitable for your life and yours alone? Have you considered the cost? How it might break down your economy, ruin your supply lines, and stretch your empire too thin? But what about the gains? That sweet, sweet technology just waiting to be discovered.
Editor’s Note: We’re honored to share this review from a friend of the channel and Special Guest: Caleb.
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