How many players is Santiago de Cuba?

Santiago de Cuba plays with 2–4 players, ages 10 and up.

How long does Santiago de Cuba take to play?

A game of Santiago de Cuba takes 40–75 min, at medium-light complexity (2.1/5 on BoardGameGeek).

Is Santiago de Cuba any good?

Santiago de Cuba rates 6.9/10 from 4,284 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a economic game built around commodity speculation, dice rolling, memory.

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Santiago de Cuba (2011)

2–4 players · 40–75 min · age 10+ · ★ 6.9 on BGG

Players: 2–4
Play time: 40–75 min
Age: 10+
Complexity: Medium-light
BGG rating: 6.9/10

Best for 2–4 players aged 10+ who like economic games — medium-light complexity, plays in 40–75 min.

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About Santiago de Cuba

Welcome to Santiago, the second largest city in Cuba, home of legendary rum and birthplace of the revolution! The chaotic streets hum with the sounds of bustling crowds and busy commerce. Cargo ships constantly arrive and depart from the port. Demand is continuous, if unpredictable, for a supply of local products such as exotic fruits, sugar, rum, tobacco, and cigars.

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Economic

Mechanics: Commodity Speculation, Dice Rolling, Memory, Modular Board, Pick-up and Deliver, Resource to Move · Designer: Michael Rieneck

Players: 2P · 3P · 4P

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Santiago de Cuba FAQ

How many players is Santiago de Cuba?: Santiago de Cuba plays with 2–4 players, ages 10 and up.
How long does Santiago de Cuba take to play?: A game of Santiago de Cuba takes 40–75 min, at medium-light complexity (2.1/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Santiago de Cuba any good?: Santiago de Cuba rates 6.9/10 from 4,284 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a economic game built around commodity speculation, dice rolling, memory.