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## About This Content
_Only the host needs to own this DLC_

2-5 Players | Ages 12 & Up

180-240 Minutes
## About Indonesia

Judging by the smirk on the face of the Sultan of Solo, the businessman from
North Sumatra has just made a mistake. And a costly one at that, too. He has
paid way too much for merging his rubber company with the Sultan’s extensive
rubber plantations: there are no ships in the area to transport the rubber to
the booming cities of Java. And the Sultan is now dripping in cash — he can
bribe city authorities so that his ships will gain preferential access to
those ports where they are competing. Or he might invest in building an oil
imperium. But wait — what’s that young fellow over there up to? Buying all
the shipping lines? That might change the outlook … considerably, in fact …
let’s see…

Indonesia is a game in which two to five players build up an economy, trying
to acquire the most money. Players acquire production companies, which produce
goods (rice, spices, microwaveable meals, rubber, and oil), and shipping
companies, which deliver goods to cities. As cities receive goods, they grow,
increasing their demands. Production companies earn money for each good
delivered to a city, up to the city’s capacity, but they must pay shipping
companies for the distance traveled, even if they end up losing money. Players
can research advantages, like greater shipping capacity or the ability to
merge companies, possibly stealing ownership of lucrative plantations or
shipping routes by buying out other players.

Players keep their money hidden, trying to accumulate the most by the end of
the third era. When only one type of a company is left, an era ends. New eras
bring new cities, companies, and types of goods. At the end of the third era,
the player with the most money wins. However, money earned from the last round
of operations (selling/shipping goods) counts double, so it can be important
to control the timing.

**This is the 2016 reprint**

Tabletop Simulator – Indonesia