Update: Philosophia: Floating World has launched on Kickstarter and the campaign will run for 29 days. You may pledge for a copy of the game or get it together with Philosophia: Dare to be Wise. Our preview post below was published on August 27. Philosophia: Floating World is a 1-6 player action selection and hand management game about gaining ancient Japanese wisdom. This is the second Philosophia game after last year's release, Dare to be Wise. It will launch on Kickstarter

Philosophia, the 1-6 player eurogame in which you play as an ancient Greek philosopher (Aristotle, Plato, Homer, Sophocles, Heraclitus or Socrates), is live on Kickstarter. The campaign will run for 29 days. As mentioned in our Preview post, you move from location to location on the map, performing a number of actions that may give you drachmas and victory points: building schools, teaching, visiting temples, and being more eloquent than your opponents. Each philosopher has h

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