Cuba
2–5 players • 2007
- First published
- 2007
- Players
- 2–5 players
How it plays
Cuba plays 2–5 players.
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Where it came from
Cuba was published in 2007 by eggertspiele, designed by Stefan Stadler and Andreas Pelikan. It emerged during a peak period for the 'Eurogame' movement, where players act as landowners in a fictionalized version of pre-revolutionary Cuba. The game is known for its integration of political legislation and economic engine-building, reflecting a design philosophy that favored strategic complexity and resource management.
The game received generally positive reception for its layered mechanics, particularly the use of a rolling mechanism that dictates which laws are passed and how they influence the island's trade economy. Its design aimed to capture the tension between maximizing individual wealth and navigating the shifting governmental structures of the era, establishing it as a distinct entry in the mid-2000s strategy game landscape.
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About Cuba
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How do you play Cuba?
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How many players is Cuba for?
Cuba is built for 2–5 players. That count comes from this catalog entry alone — nothing from an expansion or a spin-off is folded into it.
Has Cuba won any awards?
Yes — the catalog entry for Cuba lists Nederlandse Spellenprijs.
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