Publisher Evrikus has announced that “Vienna”, the fifth board game in the Stefan Feld City Collection series, is now on sale. In some stores, it can currently be purchased for 10,576–11,549 rubles.
Designed for 2–4 players, this project transports participants to 1950s Vienna, where secrets lurk behind the facades of luxurious buildings and secret agencies wage an intense battle for valuable information.
Players will have to lead their own agency, send agents to city buildings, meet with informants, and collect intelligence that will help them outpace competitors.
The main feature of “Vienna” is multi-use cards. Each round, players allocate them among different actions: acquiring resources for bribery, enhancing their capabilities, and increasing the value of gathered information.
A struggle for control of city squares unfolds on the game board. To obtain classified intelligence, one must skillfully place agents in the surrounding buildings. The more information of a specific type a player gathers, the more profitably they can use it to score victory points.
The game features two modes: a basic mode to introduce the mechanics, and an advanced mode that introduces additional missions, money, upgrades, and new strategic options.