Paradise Valley Mall Employeee Recommendation, February 2011

Nathan -

For every person whom has ever wondered why cities seem so discombobulated, out of sync or just plan boring here’s a game to explain why cities are actually this way (Note this game explains none of these things.) Infinite City is a really simplistic tile based game that plays like a city building computer game, it’s so simple in fact that the rules could have fit onto a single side of a piece of paper, but they wanted to give you diagrams so it became 3 1/2 pages. The whole object of the game is to lay down tiles adjacent to other tiles in a way that benefits you then you put a token onto it; each tile has a different building or landmark that can dramatically influence your and your opponents turns. Some of the different tiles include “The Stadium” which moves all tokens from adjacent tiles to it, or “The Plaza” which forces everyone to place tiles adjacent to it or even “the Post office” which lets you trade its place with another tile. When one person has used all their tokens the game ends and whoever has the most points gains control of Infinite City and forces all the other players to become their lower peons and slaves to the betterment of their city.