Nekem nagyon bejön, hogy minden gólem egyedi a játékban (sajnos ez a széria harmadik darabjára már nem maradt így), a feleségemmel már azzal nagyon jól elütöttük az időt, hogy végignézgettük a kártyákat és neveket adtunk nekik. Bár ez legtöbbször kimerült a funkciójukban, de nagyon ötletesek voltak ezen a téren a játék készítői. Ha valakit be szeretnék vezetni az engine-építés rejtelmeibe, erre esne a választásom. Egyszerű akciókkal és az izgalmas versennyel nagyon könnyen belopja magát bárki szívébe. A komponensek (kristályok, fémpénz) meg olyan extrák, amik általában deluxe kiadásokhoz szoktak járni.

Spice Road received two sequels, Century: Eastern Wonders - a board game that saw players’ merchants competing to control the legendary Spice Islands - and Century: A New World, which had players trekking through the continent of South America to discover new spices and trade with locals. Inkább újra design-olt, mert mechanikailag mintha teljesen ugyanaz lenne. Én azért vettem meg, mert a Fűszerút tetszett, de színtévesztőként esélyem sem volt élvezni, katasztrófa a sorozat minden tagja, kivéve ez. Ezt tudják színtévesztők is játszani és egyébként nagyon szép, elegáns, jó minőségű, hatalmas kristályokkal. Két fővel még mindig inkább a Splendor, de egyébként ez érdekesebb ebben a kategóriában.After the roaring success of Emerson Matsuuchi’s Century trilogy, Century: Golem Edition became a huge hit. It was a parallel option to the original Century: Spice Road, with a Manga-style art theme. Century: Eastern Wonders became the second game in the Century series of games. Century: Golem Edition Eastern Mountains is the second, therefore, in this Golem trilogy! On your mention of Skat that is similar to the game 500 (pretty common in New Zealand and Australia and the Northern US and Canada from what I hear - well, at least in the 70s & 80s) where there are...

But then again, Plan B Games said that the Golem Edition would not be released and then released it, but not to retail, saying it wouldn't come to retail, then it came to retail. This doesn't seem to be a case of a company flip flopping, as the customer demand for the Golem Edition was palpable. So, if there were such a demand for the Golem trilogy... Olyan jóértékeléseket írsz, és megadod a BGG-értékelést is, csak épp egyben nem látjuk, mert a BGG-profilodat nem adtad meg. Itt meg sajnos lehetetlen összevadászni az értékeléseidet. Lastly on the negatives, I have heard that this is not a great game for colourblind people, depending on the colours you struggle with. Summarising the Golem Edition In many ways there isn't a lot to say here. Century: Spice Road and Golem Edition are essentially the same game. The cards are the same in the sense that they do the exact same thing. So, what are the differences? Century ClashThis is one of my father-in-law's favourites, and is definitely one of the most beautiful games on this list with gorgeous artwork and accessories so it would make a lovely Christmas gift. You play as bird enthusiasts seeking to discover and attract the best birds to your network of wildlife preserves. Hasonlóan egyszerű, talán még pörgősebb,, több interakcióval: Lords of Waterdeep (főleg kiegészítővel együtt tudom ajánlani - így már komplexebb kicsit)

Each other player then selects the card in their hand that best matches the sentence and gives the selected card to the storyteller, without showing it to anyone else. The storyteller shuffles their card with all of the received cards, then reveals all of these cards - each player other than the storyteller then secretly guesses which card belongs to the storyteller. As per Spice Road, the components are great. In fact, we’d argue they are better in this version, with plastic gemstones replacing the wooden cubes and an art style reminiscent of manga replacing the rather uninspired trading scenes from Spice Road. Originally, the thing that stopped many buying Golem Edition was the uncertainty that there would be a ‘Golem trilogy’ but with the release of Golem Eastern Mountains this looks to be a non-issue.Telestrations is a fun favourite among the whole family, and I'm sure it will be making an appearance after Boxing Day dinner once again this year. A nice light option for any board game beginners, Telestrations begins with the roll of a die which instructs each player to sketch a particular word at the mercy of a sand timer.