What better way to earn money than with electric power?!! But how should you do it? Will you use old-fashioned coal or oil? Maybe youll be on the forefront of burning garbage. Nuclear power is tempting, as long as you can acquire uranium. You can always be independent of resources if you go the ecological route.

However you decide to generate the energy, youll have to compete with your opponents not only for the most attractive power plants, but for the necessary resources and the sites to build your network of energy distribution.

Youll need to watch your opponents closely, carefully manage your money, and expand your network thoughtfully in order to generate income. The player that is able to build the largest network AND successfully power it will be the winner.

Power Grid Recharged has all the strategy and fun of the classic first edition, but adds some updates that improve the (already great) gameplay.

Power Grid puts players in charge of rival power companies trying to supply power to the cities on the board. The game includes a double-sided board so you can choose to supply power to Germany or the United States.

Each round is divided into several phases. The first is an auction to acquire power plants. There are several types of power plants, from coal to nuclear and even clean energy. Then players must buy the needed fuel to run their plants.

Players will also need to build their network of cities on the board and finally power as many cities as the can in order to earn income for the next round.

As the game progresses more efficient power plants become available, but resources may become more expensive depending on how popular they are.

The winner is the person who can power the most cities, when the game ending condition has been met.

Power Grid is for 2 to 6 players ages 12 and up and plays in about 120 minutes