Bruxelles 1893 : from Art-Nouveau to boardgames
Bruxelles 1893 is a boardgame (in French) from Etienne Espreman edited by Pearl Games, which also made Troyes & Tournay. As its name explains it, the story takes place in Brussels at the end of the 19th Century, a time when the codes of architecture changed and Brussels became a window for Art Nouveau. Through this game, become one of the most powerful architects in the world.
Success-story
Originally edited for the Essen Fair in the autumn of 2013, where it received the Special Jury Prize (Prix Spécial du Jury de l’As d’Or), Bruxelles 1893 is one of the biggest successes of the year in Brussels. Sold out the moment it began being sold, this boardgame was unanimously acclaimed by both professionals and the public.
Brussels
One of the game's main qualities is its truthful description of the atmosphere in Brussels at the time. From Victor Horta to the Grand Place, everything is there. Etienne Esprerman won his challenge: to make Art Nouveau playful.
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