Convergence is an original Catan-style economic strategy game for two rival players. Roll for resources, ride a live market that swings with every trade, and build out a network of settlements, cities, roads, and markets as you race to 12 victory points. Designed for medium-length sessions against the built-in AI or a second human.
On your turn you roll the dice: hexes matching the roll produce their resource for adjacent settlements, and cities collect double. Then trade at the market, where each buy or sell shifts the price and Market buildings cut your fees — a roll of 7 fires a Market Event, either a BOOM that spikes the priciest resource or a BUST that halves it. Finally, spend resources to build settlements (1 VP), cities (2 VP), roads, and markets (1 VP). First to 12 victory points wins.
Reach 12 victory points first. Settlements score 1, cities 2, and markets 1, plus 2 VP for the Longest Road (5+ segments) and 2 VP for a Portfolio of 20+ coins.
Buy and sell resources at live prices; every trade nudges the price, and Market buildings reduce your fees. A 7 triggers a Market Event — BOOM (the most expensive resource jumps) or BUST (it's halved).
Roll the dice each turn. Every hex whose number comes up produces its resource for adjacent settlements, with cities yielding double. Those resources fund your builds.
A 2-player game runs roughly 30–60 minutes, against the built-in AI or a second human player.
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