Watch “Reseña y Cómo se Juega - Cathedral (Family Games America 1978),” a board game review for Cathedral from Meepletlan on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Meepletlan on YouTube:
La ciudad medieval presenta grandes oportunidades a los terratenientes deseosos de construir a la sombra de la gran catedral. Veamos como se juega este juego estilo tetris y mireseña sobre éste.
00:00 Objetivo
00:42 Introducción
01:52 ¿Cómo se Juega?
05:29 Impresiones Finales
Cathedral fue creado por Roger P. Moore y es editado por Family Games America.
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2 players
20 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Cathedral, from BoardGameGeek:
In Cathedral, each player has a set of pieces of a different color. The pieces are in the shapes of buildings, covering from one to five square units. The first player takes the single neutral Cathedral piece and places it onto the board. Players then alternate placing one of their buildings onto the board until neither player can place another building. Players capture territory by surrounding areas that are occupied by at most one opponent or neutral building. A captured piece is removed and captured territory becomes off-limits to the opponent. The player with the fewest 'square units' of buildings that can't be placed wins.