2019Gerard Ascensi, Ferran Renalias
- Videos
- 29
- Creators
- 25
2 - 4 players45 - 80 minMedium weight

2022Gerard Ascensi, Ferran Renalias
Mainly reviews and how-to-play. Lacrimosa is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 30 reviews, 21 how-to-play guides, 12 recorded sessions, 17 unboxings, and 7 other videos.
From BoardGameGeek
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is dead. His last conscious action on his deathbed was composing the Lacrimosa movement of his Opus Requiem. You, as one of his sponsors, will meet with the widow in order to participate one last time in the funding of the works of the Austrian genius. Also, you will reminisce and retell all your memories alongside Mozart in order to make sure that she portrays you under the best light when writing her memoirs in order to enter history as Mozart's most important patron. In Lacrimosa, players take the roles of patrons of the late musician, contributing with their fundings to the composer's works one last time. During the game, you play in two different timelines: the present and the past. In the present, you commission the missing parts of the Requiem from other composers in order to complete it. When developing past events, the game takes place in five epochs in which you contribute by buying new compositions from the composer to sell or exhibit, accompany him on the different journeys through the main courts and theaters in Europe, and gather the resources you need in order to support the musician during his career. During the game, you play cards from a limited hand that you will improve as the game progresses. These cards can be played either as actions or as resource generators, and players need to optimize their resources and finances in order to support their best version of the story and their relationship with Mozart. -description from the publisher
Lacrimosa has 87 videos from 72 creators: 30 reviews, 21 how-to-play guides, 12 playthroughs, 17 unboxings and 7 other videos. They date from 2022 to May 2025.
To learn the rules, start with "Game in a Nutshell - Lacrimosa (how to play)" by Nithrania - Game in a Nutshell, which runs 27 min. For a quicker teach, "LACRIMOSA | cómo se juega 🎼" by Altru no existe runs 11 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Lacrimosa Review: Mozart’s Final Music is a Board Game" by The Dice Tower. 28 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Let's play Lacrimosa (Solo) - Part 1" by jPlay, one of 12 playthroughs.
If you like it, try On the Origin of Species, The Battle of Versailles, The Glasgow Train Robbery and Take a Seat, also by Ferran Renalias. It appears in convention videos from Spiel Essen 2022.
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From BoardGameGeek:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is dead. His last conscious action on his deathbed was composing the Lacrimosa movement of his Opus Requiem. You, as one of his sponsors, will meet with the widow in order to participate one last time in the funding of the works of the Austrian genius. Also, you will reminisce and retell all your memories alongside Mozart in order to make sure that she portrays you under the best light when writing her memoirs in order to enter history as Mozart's most important patron. In Lacrimosa, players take the roles of patrons of the late musician, contributing with their fundings to the composer's works one last time. During the game, you play in two different timelines: the present and the past. In the present, you commission the missing parts of the Requiem from other composers in order to complete it. When developing past events, the game takes place in five epochs in which you contribute by buying new compositions from the composer to sell or exhibit, accompany him on the different journeys through the main courts and theaters in Europe, and gather the resources you need in order to support the musician during his career. During the game, you play cards from a limited hand that you will improve as the game progresses. These cards can be played either as actions or as resource generators, and players need to optimize their resources and finances in order to support their best version of the story and their relationship with Mozart. -description from the publisher
Designers
Gerard Ascensi, Ferran Renalias
Artists
Jared Blando, Enrique Corominas
Publisher
Devir
Categories
Mechanics