At the "Spiel08" in eating the Lookout Publisher not only a new game, "Le Havre" by Uwe Rosenberg has brought to market, but the same twelve additional special building cards. These cards were issued in purchase of one or more of Lookoutgames games as a promotion at the stand.
These buildings are mixed by the specific building maps of the base game. After that, the new cards randomly come into play. When the cards are toilets, municipal workers, construction site, Logging Camp, MS Dagmar, pawnshop, pirate's nest, junk yard, den, pickets, Tabakmanufraktur, cattle drive.
The cards, bring about a welcome change in the game, but fall only important if one plays the game often. The expansion is hardly noticeable at casual gamers, because you only play a few games anyway, in order to know the cards. Otherwise, as always a really great extension of Lookout Games, which makes looking forward to the next show, because the publisher is famous for its many extensions and add-on cards so well known.
After Agricola Uwe Rosenberg has published in Lookoutgames Publisher another sophisticated tactical strategy game. This time the scene is the port of the northern French port of Le Havre, with all kinds of goods traded within the building and its infrastructure must be further modernized.
The game takes place in the number of players matched rounds, each of the individual has exactly 7 moves. In turn, each train carries a player has two actions that are either actions or activities in a supply of in port building. In addition, he can always sell the building or as a trigger or promissory notes.
The basic problem to be solved is, as in Agricola, the supply of the (imaginary) dock workers. The demand increases from round to round, and one is, if you do not choose the right strategy, only very fast busy Nahrungemittel get at. Read more »
After Agricola Uwe Rosenberg has published in Lookoutgames Publisher another sophisticated tactical strategy game. This time the scene is the port of the northern French port of Le Havre, with all kinds of goods traded within the building and its infrastructure must be further modernized. 
