Board & Dice Nukleum: Gibraltar

Board & Dice Nukleum: Gibraltar
Build the first nuclear submarine and control the Strait of Gibraltar in the Nukleum: Gibraltar expansion
The Nukleum: Gibraltar expansion for the game Nukleum introduces the Gibraltar map, shipping routes, urbanisation, military contracts, and technologies that significantly expand the game's strategic possibilities. In this strategic expansion for Nukleum, the industrial revolution spreads to the Iberian Peninsula and Morocco. A different structure of cities, resources, and connections forces you to find new paths to an effective network. The expansion includes a double-sided map and a special Solo Mode by Dávid Turczi and Chuck Case.
Key features of the Nukleum: Gibraltar board game expansion
- The Nukleum expansion introduces a game map that changes the pace and planning of the game
- Adds several new elements and rule adjustments to the base game
- All tiles from the expansion are easily distinguished by the submarine symbol printed on them
- A fully compatible solo mode, Baron von Automat, designed by Dávid Turczi and Chuck Case
- Shipping routes expand your network across water and allow routes to be shared with other players
- Military contracts unlock exclusive technologies with permanent bonuses and rewards
- City buildings provide one-time bonuses or ongoing benefits when powered
The industrial revolution has reached the strait
As the world embraces the energy revolution, governments turn their attention to military power. In a historic collaboration, the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, and Morocco have launched a joint initiative to develop the world's first nuclear submarine. In the Nukleum: Gibraltar expansion, Gibraltar has been chosen as the heart of this ambitious project. As a visionary entrepreneur, you must cross the strait, build infrastructure in the imperial cities of Morocco, and supply the energy needed to bring this underwater colossus to life. Make your mark on history.
Ships, urbanisation, and a military dimension
In the Nukleum: Gibraltar expansion, ships and shipping routes join railways as a new type of connection. They let you expand your network in a new direction and give you greater flexibility when working with resources. The Urbanise action allows you to replace buildings with their more powerful versions. City buildings provide additional effects and more scoring opportunities. Military contracts and technologies linked to Gibraltar also come into play, offering a path to advantages and points, and expanding the game's strategic possibilities. Everything except the game box is localised.
The return of shipping routes and ships, military contracts and technologies
Expand your network across the water. Unlike railways, shipping routes can be used by multiple players on the same route simultaneously. Use ships to transport coal and uranium across the strait to power your plants – but remember, electricity cannot be transmitted over water. Meet the army's demands and unlock more powerful options. Fulfilling military contracts gives you access to exclusive military technologies, which offer permanent passive bonuses, instant rewards, and end-game scoring for Nukleum: Gibraltar that can turn the tide of the game.
Special city buildings and imperial cities
Adapt your strategy to the current situation in the Nukleum: Gibraltar expansion. When you take the Urbanise action, you can now exchange standard buildings for special city buildings. These unique structures offer powerful one-time bonuses or ongoing benefits once they are powered. Explore the cities of Fez, Marrakesh, Meknes, and Rabat. The imperial cities offer high rewards for modernisation, making them key strategic points on your path to victory.

Package contents
1 Gibraltar game board (double-sided), 1 Urbanisation Offer side board, 16 special city building tiles, 6 contract tiles, 8 military contract tiles, 9 military technology tiles, 2 side board overlays, 4 special shipping tiles (1 for each player), 6 action tiles, 3 neutral ships, 1 goal tile, 13 setup cards, 16 ships (4 for each player), 16 urbanisation tokens (4 for each player), 4 additional reference cards (1 for each player)
Weight:
1.2kg
Dimensions:
40 × 295 × 295mm
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| Code: | HRAboa07 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Manufacturer information |
Old Dawg s.r.o., Tábor 534/50D, 602 00 Brno, [email protected], +420702001062
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