Terra Concordia - Civilizações em Harmonia

Civilizations in harmony

Terra Concordia is a strategy euro game for 1 to 4 players. Four civilizations vie for a world of islands built from hexagons, revealed little by little and different every game. You explore the map, put your workers to work, raise buildings and wonders, research technologies and play cards to rack up victory points.

But one rule changes everything: nature belongs to everyone. Every action draws on the world's sustainability. If global sustainability hits zero, nobody wins — everyone loses together. If your own civilization's sustainability hits zero, you're out. To win, you have to grow faster than your rivals without letting the world collapse.

Four peoples, four ways to play

• Solaris — the architects. Buildings and wonders cost two fewer resources.

• Mariteia — the masters of the sea. They explore ocean and islands without spending workers and uncover more of the map.

• Verdantis — the guardians of the forest. They restore nature without spending workers and score points for doing it.

• Aurifera — the merchants. They trade twice per round, with better exchange rates and extra gold.

A new map every game

The world starts out hidden. Every hexagon you reveal could be forest, mountain, lake, field, ruins, volcanic land, ocean or island, and each terrain produces different resources and allows different buildings. Send out workers, sail your boats, control the land and use your influence to take territory from your rivals. The map grows with the table: from 37 hexagons for 1 player up to 80 for 4 players, with a different coastline every game.

Build, research and leave your legacy

• 142 illustrated cards across many decks: technologies, buildings, wonders, exploration, trade, projects, influence, special workers, legacies, events and objectives.

• 8 wonders, including the Colosseum, the Great Aqueduct, the Crystal Tower and the Lighthouse at the End of the World.

• A technology tree with four levels.

• 10 resources to manage: wood, stone, gold, iron, water, energy, food, artifact, prestige and influence.

• Public and secret objectives that shift your strategy every game.

Compete without destroying

Restoring nature is an action like any other — and sometimes the most important one of the round. High sustainability earns bonuses for everyone. Letting it drop brings collapse. Sometimes it pays to help a rival just to keep the world standing.

Play your way

• Against the Automa — an AI that follows the same rules you do, no cheating, across five levels: Beginner, Easy, Normal, Hard and Deity. Five personalities: Balanced, Builder, Explorer, Merchant and Guardian.

• Multiplayer — 2 to 4 players over Steam or on a local network, with or without the Automa filling empty seats.

• Same computer — up to 4 people taking turns.

• Solo Mode — 10 scenarios with their own goals, from very easy to very hard.

• Campaign — the 10 scenarios tell a story, with up to three stars per chapter.

• Daily and weekly challenges — the same map for every player, with a leaderboard on Steam.

• Five variants — Quick (6 rounds), Standard (9), Epic (12, with events), Beginners (8, no negative events) and Diplomacy (8, with alliances between players).

Made for board game lovers

• Guided tutorial and a complete guide with every rule and every card, which you can open at any time with the F1 key.

• Optional Councilor that suggests moves while you learn.

• 50 achievements, a Hall of Fame, rankings and statistics at the end of every game.

• Collectible card Album and a Collection of boards, frames, pieces, boats and banners to unlock.

• Photo Mode to capture your world.

• Controller support, with Steam Cloud saves.

• Accessibility: colorblind-safe colors, a larger interface, sound captions and reduced animations.

• 11 languages: Portuguese, English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Turkish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

Games last 40 to 120 minutes, depending on the variant. Every one ends with the same question: did you win — and did the world survive?