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A competitive worker-placement game set in the Tuscan countryside where you build a winery from the ground up. Plant vines, harvest grapes, age wines, and fulfil orders across seasonal rounds — elegantly structured and richly thematic. Like Agricola, Viticulture puts you at the helm of a working rural estate, balancing scarce actions across a structured sequence of rounds. The tension of contested action spaces — where someone always seems to take what you need — will feel immediately familiar to any Agricola fan. Where Agricola leans into survival pressure, Viticulture replaces feeding anxiety with the satisfying arc of building a wine empire. The Essential Edition adds the acclaimed Tuscany content, giving you a richer, more varied experience right out of the box — and it scales beautifully from 1 to 6 players.

A deep Euro strategy game set in 15th-century France where you roll dice and use them cleverly to acquire and place tiles — building castles, farms, mines and monasteries across your personal estate board. For 1–4 players, ages 12+, 75–90 minutes. Castles of Burgundy shares Agricola's DNA as a tight, brain-burning Euro where every decision matters and the path to victory runs through shrewd resource management. The tile-placement puzzle is just as absorbing as Agricola's farm-building, and the dice manipulation system gives you agency even when luck isn't on your side. It's widely regarded as one of the greatest Euro games ever made — beloved for its depth, replayability, and the way multiple strategies can all be valid routes to winning. If you enjoy the cerebral satisfaction of Agricola, this will scratch exactly the same itch.

A clever dice worker-placement game for 1–4 players where you compete to construct sections of Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. Assign dice to claim materials and architectural sections, then race to complete your towers before opponents do. Ages 10+, ~60 minutes. This is the wildcard for Agricola fans who love the tension of worker placement but want something visually striking and faster to table. The shared action rondel means you're always watching what your opponents are doing — block the wrong section and your whole strategy unravels, a feeling very familiar from Agricola's competitive action spaces. It's a more compact experience — tighter, quicker, but no less demanding strategically. The cathedral-building theme is unexpected and gorgeous, and the unique mechanism of bidding with dice adds a layer of risk you won't find in most Euro games. A refreshing way to stay firmly in the same taste world.