World’s Fair 1893

The 1893 World's Fair in Chicago was an amazing international exhibition highlighting great feats in science, technology, culture, and entertainment. In this game, players act as fair organizers, working hard to boost their influence and acquire grand exhibits. The organizer with the best reputation at the fair's start wins. On each turn, the active player sends a supporter to one of five exhibit areas like Fine Arts and Electricity, collecting cards there. New cards are added, then the next player takes a turn. Some cards are exhibit proposals, others are influential people giving bonus supporters, and some are tickets for attractions. The game has three scoring rounds triggered by a set number of Midway tickets. Players earn reputation points for leading in supporters and ticket - gathering. Area leaders get approval for matching exhibit proposals. At the end, players gain points based on their approved exhibits' variety.

To play the 1893 World's Fair game, each turn, pick an active player. The active player sends a supporter to one of the five areas and collects all the cards there. New cards will then be added to some areas, and it's the next player's turn. Remember, the five areas are like sections of exhibits, such as Fine Arts and Electricity. When players together gather a certain number of Midway tickets, a scoring round starts. Try to lead in the number of supporters in an area and collect the most tickets in each round to get reputation points. Also, if you're a leader in an area, you'll get approval for the exhibit proposals that match that area. At the end of the game, having a wide variety of approved exhibits will earn you more reputation points. As for maintenance, keep the cards in a dry and cool place to prevent them from getting damaged. When not in use, store them in the provided box or a proper cardholder. Have fun playing and enjoy the excitement of organizing the World's Fair!