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Fields of Arle

1–2 players • Uwe Rosenberg • 2014

Designer
Uwe Rosenberg
Publisher
Feuerland Spiele
First published
2014
Players
1–2 players
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Fields of Arle was released in 2014 by Feuerland Spiele as a dedicated two-player strategy game set in East Frisia, Germany. Uwe Rosenberg designed the title to honor the history of his father’s hometown, Arle, blending his signature worker-placement mechanics with a deeply personal narrative. By focusing specifically on the life and labor of 18th-century farmers, Rosenberg sought to create an immersive, low-conflict experience that prioritized agricultural development and village infrastructure over direct competition.

The game is noted for its intricate design, which features a sprawling board and a multitude of specialized tasks, ranging from peat cutting to animal husbandry. Upon its release, it was lauded by the hobbyist community for its thematic depth and the way it successfully translated the complexities of Rosenberg's larger titles into a focused, intimate format. It remains a hallmark of the designer's oeuvre, celebrated for its historical texture and robust engine-building components.

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Fields of Arle is a game in the Board Games catalog on collecto.rs. 1–2 players • Uwe Rosenberg • 2014. Catalog data is sourced from Wikidata. No public games collectors track this one yet — adding yours would make you the first on collecto.rs.

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Who designed Fields of Arle?

Fields of Arle was designed by Uwe Rosenberg. It's published by Feuerland Spiele. The catalog gives its publication year as 2014.

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