A review copy of Snow Planner was kindly provided by Hiroki Ishi. Thoughts & opinions are my own. Snow Planner’s success is because it keeps things plain and simple, not despite it. Once you dip your toes in the pool of Japanese Eurogames, you start to notice these things. Components are simpler. Boards are smaller. There’s very little bling to speak of. It’s the way European games used to be…

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A review copy of Greylune was kindly provided by Hachette Boardgames UK. Thoughts & opinions are my own. Greylune whisks the players away to a fantasy land inhabited by monsters, magic, and sheep. Action selection via a clever Dutch auction system sits atop a clever engine-builder whose diminutive stature belies a nuanced, tightly woven Euro game. There’s a lot to like about Greylune…

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In Folge 39 schließt sich ein Kreis. Nachdem wir vor gut einem Jahr über das Projekt "Click A Tree" gesprochen haben, besprechen wir nun das gleichnamige Spiel. Außerdem haben wir uns GALACTIC CRUISE vorgenommen und führen ein Interview mit Lookout Spiele über deren GreenLine.

Der Beitrag CfM039 Click A Cruise erschien zuerst auf fjelfras.de.