1 Wonder

[Myrandha]

I'm leaning more towards the lines of Red320319 and thus my guess would be either Giza, the pyramid building game from 2005, or Giza: The Great Pyramid from 2012. The former seeming more probable.

Or possibly Pyramid (which was named CheHops in germany and Gizeh in Holland). Thou that game is more or less a pyramid-ized version of 5-in-a-row so I won't put any real effort into that guess...

[sourisdudesert]

... sorry to insist but "one" is "one", and not "seven" ...

The good answer has been found. It's a game from Ystari games.

[asutbone]

Must be Amyitis then.

[kikerus27]

Amun-Re, because it has pyramids

[Red320319]

If it's indeed from Ytsari then it's most likely Amyitis. Never played it but looks interesting!

[SpajderDzerusalem]

Sid Meier's Civilization?

You can only have 1 wonder per city?

[EternalRevolt]

Tower of Babel?

[astrero]

Amyitis invites players to recreate one of the seven wonders of the ancient world: the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. The game is named after the daughter (or granddaughter) of the king of the Medes, who married King Nebuchadnezzar II, ruler of Babylon, sometime in the 6th century B.C. In distant Babylon, Queen Amyitis fell homesick, missing the green mountains of her native country. The king was deeply in love, so he decided to build a mountain filled with trees for her, despite the tough climate. Players are Babylonian nobles seeking prestige, so they will spend their money and resources to assist the king with his difficult task.

Expanded by:

Ystari Box


another game... will be great test it

[Qbela]

My guess is Roma

[Almond]

Any chance of perhaps giving a link to the rules before the game is officially introduced?