#288 – Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle ( The OP) – 2016ĭesigners: Forrest-Pruzan Creative, Kami Mandell, Andrew Wolf Maybe once we start meeting in person again! It is a normal Feld in that you can get points for doing pretty much anything.Īnyway, I’d love to play this again. I’d like to play it again just to see how I do and see if it feels more like a normal Feld than it seemed to me at the time. It’s an interesting game and I didn’t do that badly at it.
Concentrating on one aspect means automatically ignoring another, which, above all others, is particularly dangerous in the case of the gradually approaching plague…” If one does one thing, then the other can’t be done. However, turn after turn, round after round, players must make choices that can have major implications. The primary game concept is original, but simple, card play players use to permanently improve their influence in the quarter. “ Players play as well-off Parisians in the 14 th century who wish to improve the importance and appearance of the city quarter around the famous Notre Dame cathedral. Let’s blurb this since it’s been almost 4 years since I’ve played it: In Notre Dame, players are heads of influential families in Paris in the 14th century.Įach family controls a borough of Paris, and during the game you’re trying to extend your influence. This is from the Anniversary edition, but it still looks cool! I don’t think I’ve actively disliked any Feld game I’ve played, though. I’ve found myself liking some Feld games and being kind of “eh” towards others. I’ve played Notre Dame once (the anniversary edition, as I just said, weren’t you listening?) and it was a fairly fun game. Instead, this is the regular game that came out in 2007. This isn’t the anniversary edition of the game, which I have played. Probably some kind of anti-Feld bias, right? This one has fallen to #292 and I don’t have as good of a reason for it in this case. If you like this type of tile-laying game, though, you should definitely give this one a try! That’s why, in my one play of it back in 2018, I got 59 points while the winner had 114 (and even third place had 82). My ability to see shapes and how they best fit with other shapes, just isn’t there. It’s popular for a reason.īut tetris tile-laying just isn’t fun for me. But my one play of it, I just bounced off of it completely.
#Shut up and sit down gaia project full
It’s a pretty cool theme, with players trying to build their own park full of bears (something that Paul, formerly of Shut Up & Sit Down, would probably like). Thus we get to Bärenpark, another tile-laying game where the bears you are trying to place in your park are of all different shapes.
Otherwise, I’m pretty much turned off by it.
Patchworkis really the only one that speaks to me. Tetris-style games where you are placing oddly-shaped tiles usually doesn’t do anything for me. (That is what the typical BGGer thinks, right?) This one has fallen to #291, probably because I don’t like it.
This list was recorded on February 8, 2021, so there will be some movement. It’s time for a look at the next 10 games in BGG’s Top 300 games. Hopefully the next one won’t take as long to get to. What’s taken so long for the second post?Īll those other posts since then…they were scheduled back in February.
#Shut up and sit down gaia project series
I such a timely guy, aren’t I? The first post in this series came out what seems like months ago (it was over a month ago, on February 15).
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