A collaborative card game that captures the spirit of ancient Angkor.

Every aspect of City of Glory card game is intended to recreate the experience of the ancient Khmer kingdoms of the Angkor era. It's a game that requires players to work together through communication, collaboration and strategy to win or lose as a team.

Each player oversees a village where labourers can farm rice or help build an Angkor temple. Train your labourers as apsaras to dance for the gods or as artisans to decorate the temple. Grow rice to support your kingdom. Buy buffalo and elephants to grow and build more quickly. Complete the temple before the gods no longer favour your city. 

Each game includes a set of 237 cards, instructions for collaborative and competitive gameplay, temple and village playing areas, and informative winner cards that allow you to compare your completed temple with those of Angkor, the city of glory.

Recommended for ages 12 and up, this game is for 2-4 players. Made in Cambodia, the temple game cloth is dyed with 100% Cambodian mud. 

City of Glory card game was created by Trevor Ranges, author of the National Geographic Traveler: Cambodia guidebook. What began as an obsession with the temples of Angkor and a fondness for both games and education, City of Glory became a COVID hobby. After numerous homemade iterations, the 2nd edition was released just in time for Christmas shopping 2021. The game is intended to entertain, teach people about Cambodia, and support various Cambodian social enterprises by featuring them on particular playing cards, including apsaras, circus performers, and elephants and sharing the proceeds from game sales with each of them.