Italy, 1956 -- Riomaggiore
1956 AD -- Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre
Riomaggiore 1956 is the first era of Coins Catcher: Co-op Lands: a giant diorama of Riomaggiore, in the Cinque Terre of Italy. A cursed raven waits at the top, guarding the Marble of Hope, one of the seven Magic Gems that break the curse.
The colorful cliffside village during Italy's economic miracle. Vespa scooters, espresso bars, and fishermen painting their houses in bright colors to spot them from the sea.
Historical Curiosities
Discover real facts hidden throughout this diorama.
The Vespa was created in 1946 because Piaggio's airplane factories needed something new to build after the war.
In 1956, Real Madrid won the very first European Champions Cup.
The espresso machine was first shown to the public in Milan in 1906, but the creamy espresso we know today only took over the bars in the 1950s. You arrived just in time.
The Cinque Terre were so poor that not even tourists came. Today they are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In 1956, Italy was in the middle of the 'Miracolo Economico.' People were buying their first fridge and television.
Federico Fellini premiered 'La Strada' in 1954. Italian neorealism changed cinema forever.
The fishermen of Riomaggiore painted their houses in bright colors to recognize them from the sea.
In those years, a coffee cost 30 lire. Today those coins can only be found in antique markets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which gem does the raven guard in Italy, 1956?
The Marble of Hope. Reach the raven at the top of the diorama to claim it. Gather all seven Magic Gems to break the spell and rescue the princess.
Can I explore Italy, 1956 with friends?
Yes. Up to 8 players explore together in crossplay co-op on Android, PC (Steam), iOS and VR, with voice chat.
Are the historical curiosities in Italy, 1956 real?
Yes. Each one is a real fact hidden in the diorama on a sign, like a tour guide written for adventurers.