Agora PDF
Agora, the marketplace, builds organically one stall at a time. In this clever abstract game for 2 to 4 players, players can lay their cards literally anywhere, in any orientation, to build the version of the market that earns them the most money.
This is the mostly-original version of Agora, from Cheapass Games, with PDF files for cards and rules.
As with all our print-and-play files, the price for this product is strictly optional. You may also download it for free using the first link below.
Agora, the marketplace, builds organically one stall at a time. In this clever abstract game for 2 to 4 players, players can lay their cards literally anywhere, in any orientation, to build the version of the market that earns them the most money.
This is the mostly-original version of Agora, from Cheapass Games, with PDF files for cards and rules.
As with all our print-and-play files, the price for this product is strictly optional. You may also download it for free using the first link below.
Agora, the marketplace, builds organically one stall at a time. In this clever abstract game for 2 to 4 players, players can lay their cards literally anywhere, in any orientation, to build the version of the market that earns them the most money.
This is the mostly-original version of Agora, from Cheapass Games, with PDF files for cards and rules.
As with all our print-and-play files, the price for this product is strictly optional. You may also download it for free using the first link below.
Agora was part of a series of Hip Pocket Card Games, from Cheapass Games, #961.
Release Year: 2002
Game Type: Abstract Tile Game
Designer: James Ernest
Players: 2 to 4
Playing Time: 30 Minutes
Components to Print: Cards, Rules
You Also Need: About 20 counters for each player
Agora is the Greek word for marketplace. (It’s what you’re afraid of when you have agoraphobia.)
In Agora, players build an organic-feeling marketplace, trying to make money with their shops, and shut down foot traffic to their competitors. This magnificent little abstract game, arguably the best tile game in the Hip Pocket series, has a unique twist: you can play your cards in any location, and at any angle; they don’t have to conform to a grid.
We created a nicer version of Agora for the Cheapass Games website in 2011, with better-looking cards, but the rules in both editions are the same. Agora was also the basis for the Gamesmith game, Camden. Someday we hope to bring out a new deluxe edition.
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