Oceania - Board Game - Mayfair Games
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Embark on an adventure in "Oceania," where you strategically place explorer ships to uncover unknown islands. With each turn, draw a sea tile and place it strategically to reveal a captivating seascape, ensuring water borders water and land borders land. No two games are alike as the islands' size and arrangement vary, offering unique challenges every time.
In the 2-player variant, compete with your opponent to claim the largest islands in Oceania, striving to emerge as the most successful explorer. Alternatively, challenge yourself in the solo variant, aiming to discover larger and more valuable islands while surpassing your record score.
Discover the excitement of exploration in "Oceania," the smaller yet equally thrilling counterpart to the classic Klaus Tauber game "Entdecker," both published by Mayfair Games. With its dynamic gameplay and ever-changing landscapes, "Oceania" promises an engaging experience for players of all skill levels.
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Manufacturer: Mayfair Games
Year Manufacturered : 2004
Item Weight: 0.82 pounds
Item UPC: 029877041077
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About Mayfair Games
Mayfair Games was an American publisher of board, card, and roleplaying games founded in 1981 in Chicago, Illinois. Known for titles like Empire Builder and the Role Aids series, the company gained prominence by introducing Euro-style board games to English-speaking audiences, notably publishing The Settlers of Catan in 1996. Financial difficulties led to its closure in 1997, but it was revived under Ironwind, Inc., continuing to operate under the Mayfair Games trademark.
The company underwent a reorganization in the 2000s, focusing on successful titles like Catan, before transferring its rights to Asmodee’s Catan Studio in 2016. In 2018, Mayfair Games sold its remaining assets to Asmodee North America and shut down. It is remembered for its influential role in bringing popular games like Agricola, 1830, and Patchwork to a broader audience.