Rebel.pl Brings Refreshed Sagrada to Poland with Updated Scoring and Solo Mode

After a quiet stretch, Sagrada is back—now published in Poland by Rebel.pl. The return isn’t just a reprint: the game’s look has been refreshed, the solo mode has been refined, and the rules include a meaningful scoring update built around private objectives.

Key takeaways

• Rebel.pl is releasing the updated Polish edition of Sagrada.
• The core gameplay stays the same: you place colored dice onto your stained-glass board while avoiding matching colors and values side-by-side.
• There are 10 rounds where you draft and place dice to pursue both shared and personal goals.
• Private objectives have changed: each die that meets a condition is worth 3 points in the new version.
• The suggested retail price is 149.95 PLN, while stores are listing it around 105–115 PLN.
• A promotional bundle launches alongside the base game for about 30 PLN, including 29 mostly double-sided cards and 56 promo designs from 2017–2025.

What’s new in the updated Sagrada

Sagrada’s foundation remains intact. Players take on the role of artists building stained-glass works from colored glass pieces—represented by colored dice. During the game, you place dice onto your own window, keeping in mind the restriction that you shouldn’t place elements of the same color or the same value next to each other. Across 10 rounds, you’ll repeatedly choose dice and add them to your board, scoring points at the end based on both common objectives and your own plans.

The updated release brings a full visual refresh. New artwork is included, component layout has been adjusted, card sizes have been modified, and the dice colors are more pronounced. Beyond presentation, the solo experience has been improved.

Mechanically, the biggest change centers on private objectives. In the older version, scoring emphasized the total of the results. In the new edition, every die that satisfies a private objective condition earns 3 points—turning personal goals into a more direct points engine rather than a sum-based outcome.

Edition details, pricing, and the promo card bundle

The new Polish edition supports 1 to 4 players, with sessions typically lasting 30 to 45 minutes. It’s rated 14+.

Pricing starts with a suggested retail of 149.95 PLN. In stores, the game is expected to be available for roughly 105–115 PLN.

Alongside the base game, a promotional bundle is also being offered at about 30 PLN. The set includes 29 cards (mostly double-sided), featuring 56 patterns that previously appeared as promotional cards on the market between 2017 and 2025.

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