Hamlet

Forget everything you know about building villages with fixed spaces or stacks of cards. In Hamlet, something completely different grows under your hands. Buildings in all kinds of shapes fit together in surprising ways, without a grid. That way a brand new village appears on the table every time. No two games feel the same. In the middle of the table you build one village together. The villagers walk along the winding paths, bring food to the houses and materials to the building sites. Everything is connected: supply and demand take shape on their own, and you are always busy delivering exactly what the village needs at that moment. And then, one day, the church is finally finished. The little village has grown into a real town. The big question remains: who contributed the most? A game for three players that is all about building together and still getting just a little bit further than the others.