Yes

No

In a Solo Game, completing a City Plan never allows the player to reshuffle all Construction cards.

Yes

Fences are required to complete City Plans with estates of certain sizes, but they do not impact the completion of other non-estate City Plans.

No

Writing a number is compulsory if you can. If you can't, you have to cross off a Building Permit Refusal.

Every score sheet should be visible by other players between turns, but can be hidden while some players are still making decisions about the combination they picked on this turn.

No

If you choose not to perform a Bis effect, just ignore the card entirely.

Anyone

If at least one of these players wants so, the Construction cards must be reshuffled.

Yes

And vice-versa.

No

When playing with these Advanced City Cards, consider streets as house lines (treating roundabouts as built houses if necessary).

No

You have to choose a house number and a effect from 2 different cards.

No

After you wrote a house number, you can choose any house number to duplicate – including the one you just wrote, but not exclusively.

No

A fence can be built in any street, no matter where you chose to write a house number.

At the end of the game, players earn points for the left-most uncrossed Park number for each of their streets.

Turn over all Plan cards to their "approved" side, then discard the Solo card.

Yes

You earn 7 points if you hired at least six temps, and no point at all if you hired less than six.

0

Only completed estates with 1 to 6 houses earn points at the end of the game.

No

Yes

To avoid other players making decision based on the house number on the cards being passed around.

Players score the top-most number that was not crossed off in the Pool column of their score sheet.

No

The lowest number for a house is 0.

Yes

The Temp Agency allows the player to write numbers from 0 to 17.

No

When you meet a City Plan requirement, you can decide to achieve it or not. If you choose not to, you can still do it later – assuming the requirements are still met.

No, except…

Only the Bis effect and Roundabouts allow to write again a number already present in the same street.

No

Numbers must always be written in an empty house.

There's no turn order: In Welcome To, players play simultaneously.

No one

In Welcome To, players play simultaneously.

Yes

Players play simultaneously and can pick the same combination of Construction cards.

A combination is comprised of a card with a House Number side up, and the adjacent card with an Effect side up.

3

No

Turned over Construction cards are piled in three stacks.

You can either download or buy new score sheets from the publisher's website. Alternatively, you can use the "Welcome To" companion app to track your score on your mobile device.

The "Welcome to" companion app is available from the Google Play store and from the AppStore.

A completed housing estate is a row of 1 to 6 neighboring houses, all numbered (no blank spaces between them) and built between two fences.

Yes

It is possible to use the "Bis" effect on the same house multiple times.

No

When using the Bis effect, the new house must be adjacent, either on the left or on the right, to the house that bears the same number. Both houses must stay part of the same estate during the whole game; no fence can be built between them.

No

A completed housing estate is a row of 1 to 6 neighboring houses, all numbered (no blank spaces between them) and built between two fences

Every tied player

If at the end of the game, several players crossed the same number of boxes in the Temp column, every tied player gets the full points. For exemple: if Reiner and Uwe crossed off 7 boxes, Rob 6 and Benoit 5, Reiner and Uwe score 7 points each; Rob gets 4 points; and Benoit scores 1. A player who didn't cross off at least one box always scores 0.

Yes

When using a Temp Agency, a player can cross off a Temp box even if they don't apply any modification to the chosen house number.

Yes

A player can still use the Temp Agency to add or substract 1 or 2 to the chosen house number, even if there's no more Temp boxes to cross off on their score sheet. They're already guaranteed to gain 7 points from the Temp Agency at the end of the game.

No

Only 1 box is crossed off each time the Temp Agency effect is selected, no matter what is added or subtracted to the house number (0, 1 or 2).

No

Both ends of a street are always considered the same as fences.

No

House numbers in the same street must be ascending (from left to right), but houses can be left empty and numbered later in the game. You can also skip numbers between two adjacent houses.

Cross off the top-most, lowest-numbered space of the Building Permit Refusal column. You cannot perform an effect this turn.

Yes

Performing an effect is optional.

No

Performing an effect is optional.

No

Players may perform the effect only if they did not receive a building permit refusal.

You can only perform the effect next to the house number you chose.

Reshuffle

If the Construction card stacks are ever empty, just reshuffle each stack before flipping 3 cards.

No

Using the Landscaper, you can only cross off the lowest empty park box on the street you just wrote a number in.

Yes

A player can use a house number/effect combination without a Pool Manufacturer effect to write a number in a house with a pool. The player does not cross off a new pool in their pools column.

Yes

A player can write a number associated with the Pool Manufacturer effect in a house without a pool. The player does not cross off a new pool in their pools column.

A City Plan presents a goal set by the City to its architects ; for instance building a certain number of housing estates with mandated sizes.

They all score the highest amount of points on this City Plan card.

The first player(s) who achieve a City Plan score the highest point amount then flip the card. Other players who later achieve the same City Plan score the lower point amount.

To fulfill a City Plan, the player must complete all of the required housing estates on this City Plan card.

No

The estates to fulfill a City Plan do not have to all be in the same street.

No

After an estate has used to fulfilled a City Plan, it cannot be further subdivided with a Surveyor’s fence.

No

After an estate has been used to fulfill a City Plan, it cannot be use in another City Plan (mark out the fence above each house as a reminder).

No

Only a player who completes a City Plan that has not been completed earlier can choose to reshuffle the 81 Construction cards and deal three new stacks.

The game ends immediately when a player crosses their third Building Permit Refusal, or a player achieves all three City Plans, or a player has built all of the houses on their streets.

Score the most points at the end of the game by fulfilling City Plans, completing housing estates, building parks and pools, and hiring temps. Watch out for the "Bis" effect and Building Permit Refusals, which make you lose points.

The player with the most completed estates wins. In case of another tie, the player with the most 1-house estates wins, then 2-house, etc.

The total number of completed estates, then the number of smaller completed estates.

Yes

At anytime

You can choose to build a roundabout, before or after writing the chosen house number, or after you performed an effect.

On an empty house

The roundabout replace the house, which cannot contain a number before or after the roundabout is built.

2

When playing with the Advanced Rules, each players can build up to 2 roundabouts during the game.