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7 Wonders
| Brand | Asmodee |
| Genre | Strategy |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 11 x 11 x 3 inches |
| Cautionary Statement | Choking Hazard - Small Parts, No Warning Applicable |
| Number of Game Players | 3-7 |
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- For 3 to 7 players
- 30 minute playing time
- Great strategy game
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As the leader of one of the great 7 cities of the ancient world, you must carefully gather resources, develop commercial routes, and affirm your military supremacy. |
Build your city and erect architectural wonders that will last through the ages! |
Players draft cards over multiple rounds, carefully building towards long-term goals. |
Quick gameplay keeps players engaged, regardless of player count. |
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The game is divided in three ages. These ages are played similarly, each player is given the opportunity to play 6 cards to develop their city. |
Players draw from a hand of cards that is passed around the table; each player drawing in turn and examining all the cards. |
At the end of each age, each player compares their military strength with one of their neighboring cities. |
When the third age is over, players score the points given by their cards and their military conflicts. The winner is the player with the most points. |
Product description
You are the leader of one of the 7 great cities of the Ancient World. Gather resources, develop commercial routes and affirm your military supremacy. Build your city and erect an architectural wonder which will transcend future times.
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 11 x 11 x 3 inches |
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| Item Weight | 2.75 pounds |
| ASIN | B0043KJW5M |
| Item model number | SEV01 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 13 - 17 years |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#46,285 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)
#1,897 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews |
4.8 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Release date | March 15, 2011 |
| Mfg Recommended age | 13 - 17 years |
| Manufacturer | Distribution Solutions LLC |
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Cons:
--Seems impossible to learn when you take it from the box. I was ready to give up, but my son wasn't. I recommend using a YouTube of it if you don't have a persistent person in the family who figures things out. The instructions *are* adequate to learn the game, as we found out (my kids wouldn't use YouTube).
Pros:
--Quick, fun, entertaining, and never the same.
--Once learned, it's a fast-paced game which requires thinking, but don't be afraid of that. I'm going on 70 and it's great for my brain.
--It's very difficult to "tell" who is going to win, and that's a great feature. Just because someone has such-and-such, or has more of "whatever," that doesn't mean he or she will win. Totaling up the points at the end is often surprising.
--Every game will be different. Even if a person were to have the same game board over and over (which wouldn't happen), the cards make it nearly impossible to play the same way each time.
We play Settlers, Ticket to Ride, and other games like that. If you are into fun, quickly moving, entertaining (and somewhat educational--my adult kids have loved seeing the pictures of the 7 Wonders), you may really enjoy this!
*****IMPORTANT*****
Apparently there are some fake games out there (see the negative reviews). The "real" version is very high quality. The small individual game boards, for example, are beautiful (incredible artwork), and all the pieces are sturdy.
Top reviews from other countries
The illustrations and the overall quality of the cards are fantastic.
Since my first review I have bought the Leaders, Cities & Wonders expansions. Each add their own elements to an already fantastic game increasing it's replay ability, tact and overall fun. Attached is a picture showing the end of a 7 player game just so you can see how much room this beast takes up. You may have to buy a bigger dining room table but it's well worth it!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 25, 2016
The illustrations and the overall quality of the cards are fantastic.
Since my first review I have bought the Leaders, Cities & Wonders expansions. Each add their own elements to an already fantastic game increasing it's replay ability, tact and overall fun. Attached is a picture showing the end of a 7 player game just so you can see how much room this beast takes up. You may have to buy a bigger dining room table but it's well worth it!
We are a board game family (typically like to play Ticket to Ride, Carcassone, Dixit, Monopoly, Sushi Go, Catan) and this game fits the tastes of everyone. The combinations that can be played are multiple so it never gets boring. The main idea is that you pick one card from your hand and pass the rest to the next player until no more cards are left, so you end up with a combination to compare with others - the most scoring wins. The ideal number of people to play would be 4-5, but we have played it as a pair multiple times and highly enjoyed it as well (if playing in a pair you also share the hand of a pretend player).
The quality of the materials are excellent, the colours used are vibrant and the game boards lay perfectly flat on the table. It won multiple awards that are proudly displayed on the box and rightly so!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 18, 2020
We are a board game family (typically like to play Ticket to Ride, Carcassone, Dixit, Monopoly, Sushi Go, Catan) and this game fits the tastes of everyone. The combinations that can be played are multiple so it never gets boring. The main idea is that you pick one card from your hand and pass the rest to the next player until no more cards are left, so you end up with a combination to compare with others - the most scoring wins. The ideal number of people to play would be 4-5, but we have played it as a pair multiple times and highly enjoyed it as well (if playing in a pair you also share the hand of a pretend player).
The quality of the materials are excellent, the colours used are vibrant and the game boards lay perfectly flat on the table. It won multiple awards that are proudly displayed on the box and rightly so!
All players have their go simultaneously, so there is no waiting around while other people have their turn.
It works just as well for 3 players as 7.
The gameplay is simple enough to become quick and intuitive after a couple of play throughs, but complicated enough that there is lots to think about strategy wise.
The combination of luck and skill is perfect. There are lots of complicated factors you could consider when choosing your next move, and doing this well will affect your chances of winning, so when playing it certainly feels like the game requires skill and that you have a lot of control, which is how you want a board game to feel. On the other hand there is actually lots of luck involved as well. So much depends on the order that cards come up in the final age. I think this is exactly what you want in a board game. If it was all down to skill then if you play in a group it could be the same person winning each time, which doesn't happen with this game (at least in the group I play with), even if some people seem to win more often. And having some factors beyond your control makes the game more exciting.
And that pretty much sums up why I think this board game is close to perfect!
Some do struggle to learn the rules and I'd suggest watching one of the many videos of how to play on the internet if you find the rules hard to understand. It's really not that hard to learn though and most get the hang of it after playing two or three times.
The outcomes are different each time due to a cleverly crafted mix of luck and strategy.
We play as a family of 4 (kids aged 8 & 11) and everyone can participate equally, most of the time it is hard to tell who has won until all the final scores are added up.
The board, pieces & cards are good quality, and the illustrating artwork is beautifully done.
It takes some initial commitment and patience when you start out to read through the instructions and familiarise yourself, but once done you wonder why it seemed so complicated at the beginning (a bit like Monopoly/Ticket To Ride or any other board game worth playing).
2-PLAYERS: I was initially concerned that my two kids wouldn't be able to play this game very satisfactorily on their own, as the rules tell you to play a 'fudged' version which means using an extra board which you take turns playing for. In the end, they got tired of playing this way, and just played the game as normal using the 3-player card setup. When you play this way the scores tend to be higher, and you have the advantage of knowing what the other player has in their hand throughout the game, but this advantage is shared equally and in our experience is a much more enjoyable game, without all the faffing about of playing for the imaginary extra player. It also saved me the expense of investing in the two-player 7 Wonders:Duel board game.
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