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I'm not huge into thematic games, but I'm dying for a good Western game. This and Western Legends seem to be the best two options, and both are misses for me.

Solid explanation, thanks.

I can’t see how the collectors edition wouldn’t be for everybody! I have 2. It’s awesome but not as much fun as War the Ring.

Is that intro Apes of State?

Not sure if you played the rules on drawing cards correctly, it is supposed to be draw 4 if you have 4 cards or fewer. You said 2

The first edition is the best, really hate the new one it's so ugly

I just got a new copy of top race. My board's outer 2 folds are REALLY curved. I've never seen a board do this. Was yours warped when you opened it?

I tried playing solo and the Cultist (called Samael in 10th Anniversary edition) destroys me every time? Hardly seems fair that the simulated player acquires/defeats two cards every turn especially at the start of the game

That's was really useful. I haven't played deluxe but from what you showed the original had clearer icons on cards.

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I love the smell of musty paper in the morning.

Dying to find the third expansion. Last part I need but so rare.

Is this extension compatible with the 2000 base game, or do I need the Friends and Foes extension for play this?

hello, you will also do a rewiew of lethal immortals?

We love the game. We are starting to collect as many of the different versions of Ticket to Ride. I love the different twists to each of the games. Rails and Sails is awesome, too!

Such a great and thematic game.

I really like this expansion. Lots of new ways to score!

this looks extremely simplistic. Nothing like Salvation Road, Aftermath or Waste Knights.

I always enjoyed this game. Its only slightly more complex than Alhambra. It plays well with 2 players too. I keep my copy because its #2 in the Alea Medium Box collection.

Thank you, very helpful!

Despite there being dice in the game, it looks like they're only used to create kind of unique starting points to the game and not influence each round by re-rolling constantly. This, IMHO, makes their random effect minimal enough for it not to be an issue for me. I like contract completion games, like Tides of Time, so this is one I'll keep on my list to look out for. Thanks for sharing.

This is the best game. My favorite. An excellent duel. I've played it more than any game in my collection.

Have this game its great

It's an interesting set. It's certainly a nice game to play on Nacho's Night!

Thanks for the video. I just wanted to let you know that Sky Towers has been published with an expanded set of lovely linen finish cards.

Nice, i backed this late and only could afford one expansion and got this one.

I'm even more confused 😢

1-Toad 2-Mario 3-Boo 4-Yoshi 5-Peach

Ooh yeah nice cover!

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Just picked this game up. I loved Smash Up, it was one of the first board games I bought when I got into the hobby. I love the theming for Camelot Legends and since my group has played Smash Up enough we could easily pick up the rules for this. I am very much looking forward to playing it. Thanks for the review.

Ariel has red hair. The artwork is what I'm attracted to. While I like wondrous things like mermaids, I would not wear them. :) Thank you for the review! God bless and have a nice day! ^u^

Can 2 players play the 4th survivor mode or is it solo only

What do u do if you lose your whole deck?

Wow

This or gold and silk?

Thanks, guys! So happy you enjoyed it! (Andrew Parks)

Thank you for this! With the 15 dollar price tag I've been on the fence about whether or not to buy this.

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You should try C'mon Masters of the Universe 😁

My picks are Sentient - sort of a robot optimization game, a bit of set collection and area majority, very mathy but very fun. Space Explorers - basically Splendor with a 1960's space race theme, very very good. Tsukiji - fantastic set collection game with a hint of stock manipulation.

Great list! I've always been interested in Chimera Station, but it's hard to find in the UK.

The ark-work on the box and main board looks great. On the player boards it looks a little less great, but still rather nice, better than many. I may not be a miniatures person, but those monument miniatures look awesome. Even the card-board versions of the monuments look very nice, though I have not too great experience with those plastic holders. Nice looking customer meeples. Nice art-work in the rule book too, but the game seems to be missing play aides. I'm not sure how you might solve the issue with the food tokens on the player board. Perhaps something like in "Cat Lady", where you get proper tokens for each type of food. Then again, it looks like these were intended, so they could be used generically, where each token might represent a different type of food. Numbered token (1 food, 2 food, etc) might seem like it would reduce the issue, but would just shift it to a later point. Engine builders aren't for everyone. You always start out wanting you had more resources and finishing wishing you had more ways to spend said resources. Nature of the beast, I guess. If done right, it can really add, and even make sense in the game. I'd certainly pick it up, if I could find it second hand at a not too high price. Thanks for sharing.

There are (were) two Martin Wallace games in my collection "Lords of Creation" and "Tyros". The first, "Lords of Creation", in my opinion, is a terribly slow game. It has two phases and you're really stuck with what happened in the first phase. On top of that, there's quite some restrictions on how you can build it up and then there's luck as well. If your opponent just happens to have more luck with dice, just prepare to sit out a long game, where you slowly see yourself fall behind more and more. The second, "Tyros", is an 'ok' game. It has those hobbit sized cards and the board is rather small. But at least it doesn't take up a lot of table space. I kinda liked it, though not enough to be able to convince others to play it with me. A bit like a second choice to many other games that I have. With that, Martin Wallace isn't in my wow!-factor list as a designer, but I may be wrong. This one seems more interesting, but I'm not sure if I can get others to join in. I might play it, if someone I know owns a copy. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like an easier version of Agricola for kids, and I happen to like that game. It also looks cute in the art-work. I would surely give this one a try, if one of the younger players I know would ask to play it. Not sure if I'd get a copy myself, but I always encourage kids to bring their favorite game anyway. Thanks for sharing.

"You get a sand-timer, which is nice. We immediately got rid of it, and just use our phone." Can't help but love comments like that. I'd do the same, toss out sand-timers and use my phone. But I can see value in putting them in there, after all, there's got to be at least one, perhaps even two people out there, that are going to play this game, but not have a phone or a watch... Right? Missing pen and paper is fine for me. If the game comes with pre-printed paper, it feels like they're just trying to get you to buy more of that, when you've used it up. Besides, I tend to use a scoring app for tracking scores and items anyway. The components looks cute and nice. The board feels a little like a game of life board and a game of goose board. Not much into this word type of game, but I know people that are, though they prefer it more basic, without a board, just the words. All in all, a nice looking game, but I think I'll give it a passe. Thanks for sharing.

The box looks good, as does the front of the manual. I don't mind card-board components, but I really don't like having the punch them out myself, as I can guarantee you, at least 20% will not come out properly. If games come with card-board components, they should be delivered as loose components, never punch-outs. That's my thought on them anyway. As for the game-play, tile placement... jay... not. Sorry, not my thing. Looking at the box, and what's inside, I think the box is the most appealing part of the game. Thanks for sharing.

Still feels a lot like Patchwork, with a Pack & Stack (2008 by Bernd Eisenstein) theme theme instead of quilts. I think I'll give it a pass, as I'm not much into tile placing or polynomial placing games, and I purged my copy of Pack & Stack a while ago already, much like any other tile placement and polynomial placement game so far. Thanks for sharing.

Resetting cards to a predefined order sounds more like a tutorial version of a game, rather than a game itself. If the rules are actually changing during play, it sounds like Flux. If they just slowly add rules and complexity, it's more of a tutorial style 'game'. Either way, doesn't looks like something I'd like to play anyway. Thanks for sharing.

Nice looking rulebook, good looking components, love the art-work on the cards. Not having variable player powers doesn't have to be a bad thing, but I can see why some people would want them. I've played games with and games without, and I've enjoyed both. Thanks for sharing.