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Bruges

Bruges

2013·Stefan Feld

Videos
10
Creators
8

Mainly reviews. Bruges is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 6 reviews, 2 recorded sessions, and 2 other videos.

2 - 4 players
60 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Bruges in the 15th century – culture and commerce flourish and make the Belgian Hanseatic city into one of the wealthiest cities in Europe. In Bruges (a.k.a. Brugge or Brügge depending on the country in which you live), players assume the role of merchants who must maintain their relationships with those in power in the city while competing against one another for influence, power, and status. Dramatic events cast their shadows over the city, with players needing to worry about threats to their prosperity from more than just their opponents... The game includes 165 character cards, with each card having one of five colors. On a turn, a player chooses one of his cards and performs an action, with six different actions being available: Take workers, take money, mitigate a threat, build a canal, build a house, or hire the character depicted on the card. In principle, every card can be used for every action – but the color of the card determines in which areas the actions can be used or the strength of the chosen action, e.g., blue cards provide blue workers and red cards help mitigate red threats. All of the action is geared toward the gathering of prestige, with the most prestigious merchant winning in the end.

Bruges

Watch first

Review

Catchupalooza - Bruges19:01

Catchupalooza - Bruges

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Watch it played

Bruges: Rahdo's extended gameplay40:31

Bruges: Rahdo's extended gameplay

Rahdo Runs Through

Rahdo Runs Through

Which Bruges video should I watch?

Bruges has 10 videos from 8 creators: 6 reviews, 2 playthroughs and 2 other videos. They date from 2022 to July 2025.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Catchupalooza - Bruges" by The Dice Tower. 6 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Bruges: Rahdo's extended gameplay" by Rahdo Runs Through, one of 2 playthroughs.

If you like it, try The Castles of Burgundy: Special Edition, Civolution, The Castles of Burgundy and Marrakesh, also by Stefan Feld.

All videos

Catchupalooza - BrugesReview19:01

Catchupalooza - Bruges

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Bruges in Bruges [Day 1]Humor3:31

Bruges in Bruges [Day 1]

Not a Meeple

Not a Meeple

Bruges: Rahdo's final thoughtsReview6:49

Bruges: Rahdo's final thoughts

Rahdo Runs Through

Rahdo Runs Through

I Almost Got HIRED by The Dice Tower! (Plus My Bruges How To Play and review)Review19:32

I Almost Got HIRED by The Dice Tower! (Plus My Bruges How To Play and review)

The Frozen Gamer

The Frozen Gamer

Hamburg Vs Bruges! Is this Stefan Feld Classic Even Better Than Before?Review31:31

Hamburg Vs Bruges! Is this Stefan Feld Classic Even Better Than Before?

Game Boy Geek

Game Boy Geek

Table Flip!!! Bruges. #boardgames #ragequits #tableflip #boardgameaddictHumor0:34

Table Flip!!! Bruges. #boardgames #ragequits #tableflip #boardgameaddict

The Frozen Gamer

The Frozen Gamer

Bruges: Rahdo's extended gameplayPlaythrough40:31

Bruges: Rahdo's extended gameplay

Rahdo Runs Through

Rahdo Runs Through

Bruges Playthrough Elite Eight: Bracket Challenge 2025Playthrough1:08:00

Bruges Playthrough Elite Eight: Bracket Challenge 2025

Playing for Second | No Hype, Just Board Games

Playing for Second | No Hype, Just Board Games

Games Reflect Dad - BrugesReview27:07

Games Reflect Dad - Bruges

Dad vs Daughter

Dad vs Daughter

Booghy plays... BrugesReview2:10:38

Booghy plays... Bruges

Booghy Plays...

Booghy Plays...

Creators who cover this

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Rahdo Runs Through
Rahdo Runs Through
2 videos of this game
The Frozen Gamer
The Frozen Gamer
2 videos of this game
Booghy Plays...
Booghy Plays...
1 video of this game
Dad vs Daughter
Dad vs Daughter
1 video of this game
Game Boy Geek
Game Boy Geek
1 video of this game
Not a Meeple
Not a Meeple
1 video of this game
Playing for Second | No Hype, Just Board Games
Playing for Second | No Hype, Just Board Games
1 video of this game
The Dice Tower
The Dice Tower
1 video of this game

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About Bruges

From BoardGameGeek:

Bruges in the 15th century – culture and commerce flourish and make the Belgian Hanseatic city into one of the wealthiest cities in Europe. In Bruges (a.k.a. Brugge or Brügge depending on the country in which you live), players assume the role of merchants who must maintain their relationships with those in power in the city while competing against one another for influence, power, and status. Dramatic events cast their shadows over the city, with players needing to worry about threats to their prosperity from more than just their opponents... The game includes 165 character cards, with each card having one of five colors. On a turn, a player chooses one of his cards and performs an action, with six different actions being available: Take workers, take money, mitigate a threat, build a canal, build a house, or hire the character depicted on the card. In principle, every card can be used for every action – but the color of the card determines in which areas the actions can be used or the strength of the chosen action, e.g., blue cards provide blue workers and red cards help mitigate red threats. All of the action is geared toward the gathering of prestige, with the most prestigious merchant winning in the end.

Designer

Stefan Feld

Artist

Michael Menzel

Publisher

Hans im Glück

Categories

Card GameCity BuildingEconomicRenaissance

Mechanics

Dice RollingHand Management
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