Watch “GIGAWATT Board game - Tutorial / Review / How to play (English),” a board game review for GigaWatt from Meeples and Tokens on BoardGameVideo.
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Welcome to this tutorial / review of "GigaWatt" in which we will show you how to play this auction and trading board game. The game was designed by Milo van Holsteijn and Wouter Vink and illustrated by Yvonne Mak. The prototype of the game was presented during SPIEL 2021 fair, an event held every year in the German city of Essen.
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📝 Written review: https://wp.me/pciBHq-Jy
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📽️ Vídeo en español: https://youtu.be/O66F3qoI96Q
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- GENERAL INFORMATION: 0:08
- GAME PREPARATION: 0:57
- GAME PLAY: 2:57
- STEP 1 Buy Technology Cards: 3:14
- STEP 2 Building: 4:44
- STEP 3 Roll Dice & Receive GW Tokens and Money: 7:25
- STEP 4 Trading: 10:00
- STEP 5 Closing Auction: 15:51
- END OF THE GAME: 13:26
- OPINION: 14:46
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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
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