Oslo

Detailed Oslo Metro Guide and T-bane Route Planner with offline map

The Oslo Metro Guide and T-bane Route Planner is the quick and easy way to navigate your way into and around the city using the subway service.

Key features:

- Accurate and up-to-date subway maps

- Quick and convenient route planer with travel time and distance information

- Exact trip cost calculator

- Find the nearest subway station to you using the Augmented Reality function

- Useful information about routes, prices and payment options

- Works offline.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.0.29

Last updated on Apr 18, 2024

Various fixes and improvements

Oslo is a cooperative board game for 2-4 players, designed by Espen Faarlund and Andreas Akselrod, and published by Game Factory in 2014. The game is set in the Norwegian capital of Oslo, and players take on the roles of architects tasked with designing and building the city's iconic Opera House.

Gameplay

The game is played over a series of rounds, each of which consists of four phases:

1. Planning: Players simultaneously choose one of four available actions:

- Draw a card from the deck

- Play a card to the city plan

- Build a building

- Claim a reward

2. Action: Players carry out the actions they chose in the planning phase.

3. Income: Players receive income based on the buildings they have built.

4. Scoring: Players score points for completing buildings and fulfilling objectives.

Components

The game includes:

- 1 game board

- 4 player boards

- 100 building cards

- 50 objective cards

- 100 coins

- 4 player pawns

Winning

The game ends when the city plan is complete or all the objective cards have been fulfilled. The player with the most points wins the game.

Strategy

Oslo is a game of strategy and resource management. Players must carefully plan their actions each round to maximize their income and score points. There are many different strategies that can be successful, but some of the most important factors to consider include:

- Card drafting: Players must carefully choose which cards to draw each round. The cards available will determine the actions that players can take and the buildings that they can build.

- City planning: Players must carefully place their buildings on the city plan to maximize their income and score points. The location of buildings can also affect the completion of objectives.

- Resource management: Players must carefully manage their resources, including coins and building materials. Coins are used to purchase cards and build buildings, while building materials are used to construct buildings.

Overall

Oslo is a well-designed and enjoyable cooperative board game. The game is easy to learn but difficult to master, and there is a lot of replayability. The game's beautiful components and engaging gameplay make it a great choice for families and gamers of all ages.