1. you have to paraphrase all this to your own word an re write it again you can use any website to have an idea.
2. the idea is to play Suburbia game with the computer and know how to play it and write my experience .
The Suburbia is a tile-laying game in which every player attempts to develop a financial motor and foundation that will be at first independent, and in the long run become both beneficial and empower populace development. As your town develops, you change both your salary and your notoriety. As your salary expands have more money close by to buy better and progressively significant structures, for example, a worldwide air terminal or a skyscraper place of business. As your notoriety builds, acquire and more populace (and the victor toward the finish of the game is the player with the biggest populace).
During each game, players vie for a few one of a kind that offer an extra populace support – and the structures accessible in each game shift, so you never play a similar game twice! Plan, construct, and form a community into a significant city. Utilize hex-formed structure tiles to include private, business, metro, and mechanical zones, just as extraordinary focal points that give advantages and exploit the assets of close by towns. You will likely have your ward flourish and end up with a more prominent populace than any of your adversaries.
In Suburbia, your primary objective is to develop your ward as effectively as could be expected under the circumstances. Each turn, you will purchase a tile from the land advertise and setting it anyplace in your ward. What you purchase matters as much as where you place it as each tile can influence numerous different ones in the game, conceivably making some ground-breaking combos. As you develop your ward, you will increase both pay and notoriety. These will help you with more cash to purchase future tiles or more individuals for your district. Be cautious however, as your ward develops, so do the expenses to look after it. Grow too rapidly and you will battle to stay aware of your recently discovered interest. The game finishes to some degree haphazardly once players get close to the finish of the third heap of building tiles. By then, players gather any rewards for accomplished objectives and the player with the most populace is the champ.
First, the art and design are really well done in Suburbia. Each tile has a lot of information to show and the layout makes it really easy to know what to do when each tile is placed. Not to mention with the clever use of colors and symbols players can easily decipher what each tile does and which it affects. I also found the artwork to be colorful and thematic, which was a nice touch. As I played the game. Before playing the game with computer I had searched the game and tried to understand it and come up with a plan. I thought to myself how I could possibly make this game more relatable to my life. I grew up in IBRI (Oman) where I did not live in the big city I lived in a small town and anytime my family wanted to go somewhere nice or shop or just to have a good night with the family we always went to the big city and it was such a bittersweet moment every time it was time to head back home. Now you may wonder why is this relatable to this specific game? And the answer is simply because as a kid there was so much, I wanted to change in my town and there was so much I wish my town had. my town was known for being the town of
oranges but as a kid, I did not care about oranges! I wanted to go to nice places or be in the city in general where I see big building, ridiculous number of stores, or kid stores. This game gave me plenty of flash back memories. which is my hometown also where I was born. As I decided to play the game, my entire focus was to achieve social life in my city. However, it was very tricky because it requires a lot of time and thinking. The time was not enough for me to comprehend the game on my own.
As the game went on, I realized that unfortunately I will not be achieving the goal, so I kept playing with knowing that I’m only playing to finish the rest of the game. I ended up having low population as well as low money, which essentially does not make sense if I had low population with a city full of socials. Furthermore,
I completely believe that my city did not make sense in terms of how much money I had, I wish I had manipulated the game better. Towards the end I was able to build a convent store, fancy restaurant, office building, elementary school, heavy factory, and freeway. Now logically this makes more sense if the population was very little. In order for a business to be run successfully, we need consumers and customers. In my case I had very little customer “people” hence why I believe that even with me having those few stores and building I don’t think any of the business would be successful and possible would be shut down if it was in real life due to lack of population and money.
After the game ended, the computer won the game, it had the money to support the city, had the right amount of people to make the city grow including the business. For example, the computer had focused the whole time on getting the right amount of people and focused on building then bringing people in the city.
My experience with this game is a love and hate relationship as well as it has pros and cons. I personally think if this game was not part of my project, I probably wouldn’t pick it up at the store to play it simply because it requires plenty of thinking. it took awhile to add up all of my knowledge to finally start playing with the computer. As we were playing, I think it’s almost fair to say that in the first thirty minutes of the game we were playing wrong which is why myself I have watched a few videos on YouTube on how to play Suburbia but to be fair enough, those types of games are not my go to because I usually like to play fun silly games that requires no thinking and only play it to kill time. However, I think Suburbia is a good game but just not for me personally. in conclusion, I’m not a big fan of Suburbia. It’s easily one of my least favorite games simply because I got frustrated the whole time playing and aside from the fact that I’m genuinely not a good player when it comes to card board games. Now that I’m not playing the game,
It has streamlined game play, a decent amount of player interaction and a ton of replay value. I think Suburbia will be a hit with any Eurogame fan. City building is a theme that everyone should be familiar with and the rules make the game pretty easy to pick up. Once players get a feel for how the bookkeeping works (and there is quite a bit of it), then game turns should flow pretty well. I have found that once you get up with the computer, there will be a little bit more downtime, especially if don’t know how to play it However, it’s never been a big problem and turns should still play very fast. But Suburbia really plays well at any player count. However, However, at the higher player counts you get a lot more interaction between boroughs and you get to see a more diverse number of tiles. It’s a great trade off and that helps allows Suburbia to hit the table no matter where you are at in the player count.
There aren’t very many reasons someone shouldn’t like Suburbia but again it is not for everyone, but I believe if I play this game with 4 played it will be easier and interesting. And as I’m writing this essay, I actually took the time to read some of the reviews for this card board game, and it looks like it is very high sold game and oddly expensive. Since the game came out back a lot of people have been purchasing this game. I do not think I will purchase the game myself however if I was at a family gathering and this game was available, I will definitely give it another try and attempt to play it right this time and focus of my goal I’m trying to achieve.
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