Between Two Cities Stonemaier 0.2.3

"Between Two Cities" is a collaborative tile-drafting game that challenges players to design the core components of two cities simultaneously. Each tile symbolizes an essential urban element, such as a factory, shop, park, or landmark. Players work closely with their left-hand neighbor to cultivate one city's heart, while collaborating with the right-hand neighbor on the other city. During each turn, participants select two tiles from their hand, reveal them, and then, in tandem with their partners, place one tile into each of their cities before circulating the remaining tiles around the table.

The scoring mechanism at the game's conclusion evaluates each city's livability. A player's final score is determined by the lesser livability score of the two cities they aided in creating. Success in "Between Two Cities" requires navigating the delicate balance of attention and resources between both urban projects, where the ultimate winner is the player with the highest final score.

This game accommodates 3 to 7 players, making it suitable for various group sizes.