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Motor City

Motor City

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No. of Players

5

Age:

14+

No. of Players

5

Age:

14+

Motor City is a strategic roll-and-write game about running an auto plant in the heyday of Detroit.

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Description

Motor City is a strategic roll-and-write game about running an auto plant in the heyday of Detroit.

In Motor City, you have two player sheets, each with multiple areas. These areas are represented by tracks that you will mark off as you make progress. Many of the tracks are interconnected with other elements in the game, giving you bonuses along the way and opportunities to unlock more points. Advancing on all of these tracks offers various amounts of points, advancements, and bonuses.

The game lasts eight rounds. Each round, roll colored dice based on the number of players, then place them on spaces on the blueprint table based on value and color. Each player drafts one die and uses it. Once everyone has drafted a die twice, all players get to use the remaining die on the blueprint table.

After eight rounds, you score points for your progress in engineering, assembly, testing, and more. Whoever has the most points wins.

Motor City has a solo mode in which you try to top your own score against an auditor that drafts dice and blocks areas of your sheet. Its difficulty can easily be adjusted by changing the colors of dice during setup, with no added rules.

Motor City is game 3 of the Motor City Gameworks Loaded Roll and Write series.

Game 1: Fleet: The Dice Game
Game 2: Three Sisters
Game 3: Motor City

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Regular price $67.00
Regular price $71.08 Sale price $67.00

Save $4.08

Prices shown are exclusive to our online store.
Buy now, pay later in 4 instalments of $16.75* or from $10/week with

Estimated delivery if ordered today

6

Note: Times are provided as a guide only and should not be relied on for time-sensitive orders. Delay may occur outside our control.

iconFree delivery on orders over $75
iconUnopened? 30 days returns

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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Great roll and write

"Motor City is a smooth dice drafting game about building up a production engine across your board. You are constantly making small decisions about where to place dice and how to trigger combos, which feels satisfying as your engine grows. It starts a bit tight but opens up nicely once upgrades come online. Overall, it is clever, quick playing, and rewarding without being overly complex."

— Justin B. (4/5)

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