
*Capital Throne* lets you become a capitalist and immerse yourself in a cold world where capital reigns supreme. The game retains the purest joy of business warfare: through exquisite resource management and timing calculations
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You will take on the role of a capitalist, and by making shrewd acquisitions and calculations, be the first to reach 18 points and claim the unrivaled throne of capital.
Supports 2-5 players, and there is also a single-player vs. AI mode.

At the start, the order in which each player plays cards is randomly determined.
Only one person can perform an action at a time.
When the last person finishes their action, it returns to the first person to act again (this loops until the game ends).
In each round, you will choose one of three key actions to perform: Fundraise, Acquire, or Reserve.

Take 3 normal chips of different colors; silver chips can be taken.
Or take 2 normal chips of the same color (you cannot take 2 silver chips in a single round).
Gold chips cannot be taken directly.

Pay chip resources to add an asset to your possession.
Each asset adds one color.
Some assets score points, with different assets having different point values.
Silver card assets can specify a color.
Assets are also categorized into 4 types: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and Silver Card.
Lock an asset card and obtain gold coins.
The asset card you lock does not belong to you, but only you can purchase it.
In normal mode, reserving assets is the only way to obtain gold coins.
In character mode, some characters will have the ability to turn stones into gold.

When the colors of the assets you have accumulated meet the requirements of the corresponding prestige card, you can obtain that prestige card.
Prestige cards provide a direct score bonus.
When any player exceeds 18 points, after their current round ends, the player with the highest score wins.
(Note: It is not the case that the first player to reach 18 points wins; other players may overtake them with their final action.)

The game features multiple characters: Mine Owner, Sophia, Isabella, Marcus, Master Artisan, and Explorer.
Each character has different abilities. For example, one of the Explorer’s abilities is: a 50% chance to receive 1 normal chip as a reward at the end of each round.
Create a room or join other players’ rooms through the online lobby.
You can also create or join a friend’s room (visible to Steam friends).
If you really can’t find partners to play with, you can try the vs. AI mode.
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Although it may seem complicated at first, the gameplay is very simple. You and your opponents, either human or AI, take turns grabbing chips from any of the five colored piles. There are two additional piles, but those chips can only be obtained under special conditions. On your turn, you can either take three chips of different colors or two chips of the same color. After a few turns, once you have collected enough chips, you can buy asset cards from a grid on the left. The cost of each card is displayed directly on it, and the game highlights the cards you can afford so you won’t miss any opportunities. When a card is purchased, its spot is immediately filled with a new random card from the deck. Each asset card features one of five gems, which are added to your collection when purchased. Gems are crucial for acquiring prestige cards at the top of the screen. Once you have enough gems, you automatically claim the corresponding prestige card. During your turn, you can either grab chips or buy an asset card, but not both. Additionally, you can perform a pre-order action on an asset card. This reserves the card until you have enough chips to buy it, and it can also prevent an opponent from taking it. Pre-ordering generates a gold coin, which acts as a wild card and can replace any other chip color. The mechanics are not difficult to learn, but there should be a short tutorial to explain things, especially how gems work. For the first few purchases, you only need the right amount of colored chips, while later acquisitions rely more on gems from previously bought asset cards. Once you have enough asset cards, you can purchase new ones every turn, even without collecting chips. This allows you to acquire more valuable cards that contribute to your points. The game ends when the first player reaches 18 points, but that doesn’t guarantee a win, as other players still get a final turn and could overtake the lead. Overall, the game is easy to pick up but may not have lasting appeal unless you have friends to play with.
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