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Altiplano

Altiplano

2017·Reiner Stockhausen

Videos
5
Creators
5

Mainly reviews. Altiplano is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 1 recorded sessions, 1 unboxings, and 1 other video.

2 - 5 players
60 - 120 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach

From BoardGameGeek

Altiplano is a bag-building game along the lines of Orléans, set in the South American highlands of the Andes (the "Altiplano"). The competition for limited resources is considerable, as it was in Orléans, but the greater focus in Altiplano is on building up your own production to be the best that it can be - or at least better than that of the other players! The object of the game is for players to use their goods to produce more goods that will be worth points in the end. Each player starts with a unique role tile, giving them access to different goods and methods of production. Players have limited access to production at the start, but they can acquire additional production sites during the game that open up new options. The various types of goods - such as fish, alpaca, cacao, silver and corn - all have their own characteristics and uses. For example, silver can be sold for a high price at the market, fish can be exchanged for other goods at the harbor and alpaca can produce wool at the farm that can then be made into cloth. Aside from building up an effective production, players must fulfill their orders at the right time, develop the road in good time and store their goods cleverly enough to fill their warehouses in the most valuable way. Often, a good warehouse keeper is more relevant in the end than the best producer.

Altiplano

Watch first

Review

Altiplano - 30 Hour Marathon1:48:42

Altiplano - 30 Hour Marathon

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Watch it played

Altiplano | Solo Playthrough | Live Stream1:59:07

Altiplano | Solo Playthrough | Live Stream

Dads and Dice

Dads and Dice

Which Altiplano video should I watch?

Altiplano has 5 videos from 5 creators: 2 reviews, 1 playthrough, 1 unboxing and 1 other video. They date from 2024 to March 2026.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Altiplano - 30 Hour Marathon" by The Dice Tower. To see it played, watch "Altiplano | Solo Playthrough | Live Stream" by Dads and Dice.

If you like it, try Orléans, Joan of Arc: Orléans Draw & Write, Orléans: Trade & Intrigue and Orléans: Big Box, also by Reiner Stockhausen.

All videos

Altiplano - 30 Hour MarathonReview1:48:42

Altiplano - 30 Hour Marathon

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Was the *Hype* REAL? Gloomhaven, Wingspan, Scythe...36:04

Was the *Hype* REAL? Gloomhaven, Wingspan, Scythe...

Board in the House

Board in the House

Altiplano Custom Insert by Purge ReviewsReview16:12

Altiplano Custom Insert by Purge Reviews

Purge Reviews

Purge Reviews

Altiplano - UnboxingUnboxing8:18

Altiplano - Unboxing

Mete Na Mesa

Mete Na Mesa

Altiplano | Solo Playthrough | Live StreamPlaythrough1:59:07

Altiplano | Solo Playthrough | Live Stream

Dads and Dice

Dads and Dice

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Board in the House
Board in the House
1 video of this game
Dads and Dice
Dads and Dice
1 video of this game
Mete Na Mesa
Mete Na Mesa
1 video of this game
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Purge Reviews
1 video of this game
The Dice Tower
The Dice Tower
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About Altiplano

From BoardGameGeek:

Altiplano is a bag-building game along the lines of Orléans, set in the South American highlands of the Andes (the "Altiplano"). The competition for limited resources is considerable, as it was in Orléans, but the greater focus in Altiplano is on building up your own production to be the best that it can be - or at least better than that of the other players! The object of the game is for players to use their goods to produce more goods that will be worth points in the end. Each player starts with a unique role tile, giving them access to different goods and methods of production. Players have limited access to production at the start, but they can acquire additional production sites during the game that open up new options. The various types of goods - such as fish, alpaca, cacao, silver and corn - all have their own characteristics and uses. For example, silver can be sold for a high price at the market, fish can be exchanged for other goods at the harbor and alpaca can produce wool at the farm that can then be made into cloth. Aside from building up an effective production, players must fulfill their orders at the right time, develop the road in good time and store their goods cleverly enough to fill their warehouses in the most valuable way. Often, a good warehouse keeper is more relevant in the end than the best producer.

Designer

Reiner Stockhausen

Artists

Klemens Franz, Jeff Oglesby

Publisher

dlp games

Categories

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