Much land in Ancient Greece was mountainous and unsuitable for farming. Farmers competed to plant and harvest grapes, barley, figs, olives, currants and raisins. Plant four seed tiles at a time on open adjacent squares and try to complete a line of seed tiles across the board to gain a harvest. When there are few open squares, you can remove some of your opponent’s tiles. It looks simple but as the board fills up it gets more tricky. Maybe you want to let someone get a harvest as they will do the same for you. Informal co-operation when more than two play can get you ahead. Who will be the first to gain six harvests? AGROS IS ONLY AVAILABLE AS PART OF THE ANCIENT WORLD MULTI GAME SYSTEM FROM PLAYFORD GAMES —description from the designer