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GigaWatt

GigaWatt

2022·Milo van Holsteijn, Wouter Vink

Videos
10
Creators
7

Mainly reviews. GigaWatt is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 6 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, and 1 recorded sessions.

1 - 6 players
60 - 120 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Europe, end of 20th century. Our economy runs entirely on fossil gas and coal-fired power plants. Climate change is a fact. Which region will have sustainable (non-fossil) electricity production first and wins the game? Each game round, the electricity demand (in GW) in your region increases due to the fate of the Dice. It's up to you to build power stations to produce the required GW demand. This provides you with income, with which you can eventually close the old fossil power stations and replace them with sustainable power stations that do not emit CO2. You can trade GW surpluses and GW shortages with the other players or External Markets to balance supply and demand. So are you going to increase sustainability quickly (with the risk of GW shortages), or are you more careful (at the risk of being late)? The region that is the first to produce more GW than the GW demand and has closed all its fossil power plants, wins. But beware, wind and solar energy sometimes only generate half of their GW power peak. -description from the designer

GigaWatt

Watch first

Learn to play

How to play: Gigawatt (International Sign)18:32

How to play: Gigawatt (International Sign)

SplinterSpiel

SplinterSpiel

Review

GigaWatt - DT Preview with Mark Streed10:19

GigaWatt - DT Preview with Mark Streed

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Watch it played

Gigawatt: Solo-Playthrough: Economic Board Games41:36

Gigawatt: Solo-Playthrough: Economic Board Games

Economic Board Games

Economic Board Games

Which GigaWatt video should I watch?

GigaWatt has 10 videos from 7 creators: 6 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides and 1 playthrough. They date from 2022 to July 2023.

To learn the rules, start with "How to play: Gigawatt (International Sign)" by SplinterSpiel, which runs 19 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "GigaWatt - DT Preview with Mark Streed" by The Dice Tower. 5 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Gigawatt: Solo-Playthrough: Economic Board Games" by Economic Board Games.

If you like it, try The Rich and the Good, La Familia Hort, Monopoly or Stockpile, which share several of its mechanics.

All videos

GigaWatt - DT Preview with Mark StreedReview10:19

GigaWatt - DT Preview with Mark Streed

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

GIGAWATT Board game - Tutorial / Review / How to play (English)Review16:25

GIGAWATT Board game - Tutorial / Review / How to play (English)

Meeples and Tokens

Meeples and Tokens

How to play: Gigawatt (International Sign)How to play18:32

How to play: Gigawatt (International Sign)

SplinterSpiel

SplinterSpiel

GigaWatt [Overview + avis] - Les recettes ludiquesReview30:28

GigaWatt [Overview + avis] - Les recettes ludiques

Les recettes ludiques

Les recettes ludiques

GigaWatt (NL)How to play26:46

GigaWatt (NL)

Nox' Spellenzolder

Nox' Spellenzolder

GigaWatt: Overview: Economic Board GamesReview20:22

GigaWatt: Overview: Economic Board Games

Economic Board Games

Economic Board Games

GigaWatt: Run-through: Economic Board GamesHow to play35:34

GigaWatt: Run-through: Economic Board Games

Economic Board Games

Economic Board Games

ShelfClips: Gigawatt (Short Board Game Preview)Review2:32

ShelfClips: Gigawatt (Short Board Game Preview)

ShelfClutter

ShelfClutter

GIGAWATT Juego de Mesa- Tutorial / Reseña / Cómo se juega (Español)Review18:00

GIGAWATT Juego de Mesa- Tutorial / Reseña / Cómo se juega (Español)

Meeples and Tokens

Meeples and Tokens

Gigawatt: Solo-Playthrough: Economic Board GamesPlaythrough41:36

Gigawatt: Solo-Playthrough: Economic Board Games

Economic Board Games

Economic Board Games

Creators who cover this

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Economic Board Games
Economic Board Games
3 videos of this game
Meeples and Tokens
Meeples and Tokens
2 videos of this game
Les recettes ludiques
Les recettes ludiques
1 video of this game
Nox' Spellenzolder
Nox' Spellenzolder
1 video of this game
ShelfClutter
ShelfClutter
1 video of this game
SplinterSpiel
SplinterSpiel
1 video of this game
The Dice Tower
The Dice Tower
1 video of this game

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About GigaWatt

From BoardGameGeek:

Europe, end of 20th century. Our economy runs entirely on fossil gas and coal-fired power plants. Climate change is a fact. Which region will have sustainable (non-fossil) electricity production first and wins the game? Each game round, the electricity demand (in GW) in your region increases due to the fate of the Dice. It's up to you to build power stations to produce the required GW demand. This provides you with income, with which you can eventually close the old fossil power stations and replace them with sustainable power stations that do not emit CO2. You can trade GW surpluses and GW shortages with the other players or External Markets to balance supply and demand. So are you going to increase sustainability quickly (with the risk of GW shortages), or are you more careful (at the risk of being late)? The region that is the first to produce more GW than the GW demand and has closed all its fossil power plants, wins. But beware, wind and solar energy sometimes only generate half of their GW power peak. -description from the designer

Designers

Milo van Holsteijn, Wouter Vink

Publisher

Self-published

Categories

EconomicEnvironmental

Mechanics

Auction / BiddingDice RollingStocks & InvestmentPlayer Elimination
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