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The Dawn of Mankind
Our ancestors were hard workers, resting only very little. Luckily for us their ingenuity allowed them to make their work easier, day after day. In Stone Age, players are sent back to that arduous period of history. With tools, quite archaic at first, you will be able to collect wood, stone, and gold. These resources will allow you to attain higher levels of knowledge and build sturdier roofs over your head. Though luck plays an important part in the game, only those who master their fate will be able to grasp victory. Finally, one mustn't forget to feed their tribe as that would represent a major setback for them. Relive History!
Carve your victory - in Stone
Contents:
1 game board
18 tool tiles
4 player boards
1 first player token
68 wooden resources
36 civilization cards
40 wooden figures
7 dice
8 markers
1 leather dice cup
53 food tokens
1 rulebook
28 Building tiles
Ages 13 & up
2-4 Players
60-90 minutes
Due to distribution restrictions we are only able to ship this product to the United States, Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Great old game
Finally got a chance to try this classic. Very fun game.
February 8, 2023 8:47 PM
Classic
Easy worker placement, my 9-year-old plays this game like it's nothing. A wonderful addition to anyone's collection.
February 7, 2023 8:15 PM
Fun game to play.
This is a fun game. Instructions to play are a little confusing, but once you understand the goal of the game, it is fun to play.
February 4, 2023 11:26 PM
Elizabeth Howe
Absolutely LOVE this game! Have played it for years and could not find it for sale anywhere. So happy to have found it on this site. This is a really fantastic strategic worker placement game. In my opinion it is easy to learn the rules but takes time to learn the overall strategy - just the way I like my games. It makes it easy to teach to friends but still fun to play over again.
September 24, 2022 9:29 PM
john arledge
probably the best gateway game and introduction into worker placement options. Good production and quality materials
November 23, 2021 4:49 PM
Fun little worker placement with a nice engine builder.
In this game, you are managing your workers to try to acquire a variety of items to expand your colony. Each turn, players must decide where to direct their tribe to gather resources so as to acquire other civilizations. Game Play is very simple and direct however there are always a good variety of choices to make to expand your empire.
February 4, 2021 1:28 PM
Awesome
It's a great game and after playing it a few times I wanted to buy it for myself however it has been out of stock for months and it costs $70 anywhere else so i can't get it :-(
March 4, 2016 12:10 AM
Thunder Fiberg
It's a great game and after playing it a few times I wanted to buy it for myself however it has been out of stock for months and it costs $70 anywhere else so i can't get it :-(
March 4, 2016 12:00 AM
Easy to learn and quick to teach
Stone Age is a great introductory game into the worker placement category. Its easy to learn and teach to new players, however it still has a surprising amount of depth for more advanced players. The dice add just enough of a random element to where strategies will often need to be adjusted on the fly, but not so much that it feels at all like a luck based game. There are limited spaces for placement, so you also get that element of anticipating what other players will need, and then the satisfaction that comes from blocking them from accomplishing it :) This game was my first introduction into the worker placement genre, and I still find myself wanting to bring it out whenever I can.
November 4, 2015 12:01 AM
Curtis
Stone Age is a great introductory game into the worker placement category. Its easy to learn and teach to new players, however it still has a surprising amount of depth for more advanced players. The dice add just enough of a random element to where strategies will often need to be adjusted on the fly, but not so much that it feels at all like a luck based game. There are limited spaces for placement, so you also get that element of anticipating what other players will need, and then the satisfaction that comes from blocking them from accomplishing it :) This game was my first introduction into the worker placement genre, and I still find myself wanting to bring it out whenever I can.
November 4, 2015 12:00 AM
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