Rococo
2–5 players • 2013
- First published
- 2013
- Players
- 2–5 players
How it plays
Rococo plays 2–5 players.
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Where it came from
Rococo was published in 2013 by Eggertspiele and Pegasus Spiele, emerging during a period when the German hobbyist market saw a surge in complex, thematic eurogames. Designed by Matthias Cramer, Louis Malz, and Stefan Malz, the game centers on the eighteenth-century era of the same name, challenging players to manage the creation of elegant garments for a grand ball. The design emphasizes a blend of deck-building mechanics and area influence, tasks which were integrated to reflect the logistical pressures of a high-fashion tailor’s workshop.
The game is noted for its lush, period-appropriate aesthetic, which was crafted to evoke the opulence of the French royal court. Upon its release, it was well-received by critics and the board gaming community for its tight balance and thematic cohesion, eventually earning a nomination for the 2014 Kennerspiel des Jahres. Its success led to a dedicated following and eventually a 2021 deluxe edition, which refined the original production quality while maintaining the core strategic systems that defined the 2013 release.
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