Orloj: The Prague Astronomical Clock
Orloj: The Prague Astronomical Clock
Set your ingenious clockwork in motion, place your workers on the rotating dial, and help build the famous Prague Astronomical Clock.
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What is the game about?
Prague, in the heart of Europe, where the famous astronomical clock has been telling time, stars, and seasons for centuries. Around this masterful machine of cogs and dials revolves a world of craftsmanship, science, and ambition. As a master builder, you immerse yourself in the golden glow of the medieval city, where every cog and every hand counts. The turning mechanism gives the game a mesmerizing rhythm that draws you deeper and deeper. It is an atmospheric ode to time, technology, and the timeless beauty of Prague.
How do you play the game?
In Orloj, each turn you place your workers on a rotating rondel that represents the clock face. The position of the hands determines which actions you can perform, from gathering resources to building parts of the clockwork. By cleverly anticipating the rotation, you plan several moves ahead. Completed constructions and achieved goals earn you victory points. The player who has most efficiently built up their clockwork after several rounds wins.
This is the ideal game for...
You can play this game with 1 to 4 players, from 14 years old. The duration is approximately 60 to 120 minutes. The language of the game is Language-independent (English rules).
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How is the game experienced?
Orloj was one of the most talked-about titles at the recent autumn fair, and it more than lives up to expectations. The rotating dial system feels ingenious and original, providing delightfully stubborn puzzles centered on timing and placement. The production is beautiful, with tactile mechanics that truly bring the theme to life. Fans of challenging eurogames will find plenty of depth and replayability here. An impressive strategic tour de force for those who enjoy grindingly intricate planning.