Description

The deluxe edition and collector's edition of Copenhagen come with extra content for variability and advanced play that are not found in the retail edition.

The extra content includes Joker Tiles, Mission Tiles, and Ability Tiles.

Ability Tiles: Players are able to collect tiles during the game that give them special actions (see below for game play description). The retail version comes with 5 sets of tiles. We've included two more in the Collector's and Deluxe Editions, and there are stretch goals for even more. Each set of ability tiles comes with 4 tiles.

Mission Tiles: Missions give all players another way to earn points if they satisfy the condition of the mission for that game. We've included one in the base pledge, and there are stretch goals for more.

The collector's edition has cardboard tiles (similar to that in the retail edition), while the Deluxe edition features acrylic tiles but the game play content are the same.

Both the Collector's Edition and the Deluxe Box also come with a limited edition box sleeve.

The Danish city of Copenhagen is traversed by canals and harbors, and part of it — "Nyhavn" (New Harbor) — is famous for the colorful gabled houses along the water.

In the game Copenhagen, players must design new façades for these houses so that they fit seamlessly into this beautiful harbor setting. By using the cards on displays, players receive the corresponding façade polyomino tiles, with which they beautify their houses. Overbuilding certain spaces and floors gives them additional skills for the rest of the game. Floors that consist of a pure window front are particularly rewarding and bring the players many points