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| Best of the Dominion trio! I love this game! | |
| Nice with Intrigue, to add some spice, there are some nifty cards. It's fun figuring out combos for the duration cards. Very handy. | |
| A nice addition to the family. Adds some tactical flexibility to the game. I can feel the spray and the sun on my back each time I set sail. The new duration feature and cards add a whole new level of strategy, and the components (coins and tokens) are absolutely first class, although the place mats are a bit tad redundant, even if they are beautiful. I wouldn't call it broken in every situation but it is in my opinion too much random. | |
| A completely different game to the original set, where copper can actually be valuable. |
Johnny Frame! Game (2011)
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| Unplayed. (See the base game for ASL for my official rating for the system.) There are some great scenarios using both of these forces. Genuinely perplexed by the 18 (24?) additional Cult encounter cards: who joins the Cult? Very good game, same subject, same company and 1000% easier/more fun to play. If you are faced with defending an assault by the US Marine Corps, you are guaranteed to have a bad day. My almost 2y10m old son can also do this but much slower. So forgive me if I'm so exited about the success of this that I immediately want more. The Chinese additions I can take or leave. | |
| An expansion that gets better the more expansions you have. I still need Code of Bushido to play the scenario I want. Someday I want to try a amphibious landing. Maybe should buy some FFG bonds instead of these games... | |
| Fine tactical pattern recognition game. It's very nice to see the non-Arkham decks padded out significantly. Adds cave rules (blech). Donated to a church fundraiser. Why did they not fix this? The rules complexity starts to get pretty serious here, but if you've gotten this far in ASL, the type of fighting covered here is very different from the other modules, and the slug-fests of cave and bunker fighting and amphibious assaults are a lot of fun in their own way. Treat them as weak Guardians, I guess (though they're formatted as Heralds, weirdly). I wouldn't be without it. |
Sidasar (1975)
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| ASL. In terms of feel I would rate this above OCS although it's not directly comparable (different scale). | |
| Acquired 2008. | |
| Playable in a couple hours, also a game by Dirk B. In terms of feel I would rate this above OCS although it's not directly comparable (different scale). --------------------------- 16/11/2010 working on it ! The rules are fine with lots of examples (oddly enough the only quibble we had was that the section headings are so small one can easily overlook them). This game is infamous for the flimsy "box" (more like a stand-up envelope) that was delivered after the publisher boasted of a "museum quality box" before release. In all fairness I suspect he was merely thinking of the period style cover illustration (inspired by wartime posters), but that still doesn't help. Still, don't judge a book by its cover... Need some more plays with somehow streamlined gameplay - houserules, whatever. We`ll see. | |
| ASL. |
Stregghe (2001)
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| From Ebay, 11/07/07. |
Fantasy Great
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| This is a monopoly game nicely down-sized to child-friendly quality, with the horribly unfortunate result of there being nearly zero choices. -- Scott Nicholson seemed to like this better than . If the cards become marked, the game will no longer be playable without first sleeving the cards. | |
| I have not played yet, but this does seem to fix a few issues I have with Covert Action. | |
| Since the game constantly resets itself, there does not feel like a continuous flow of play. Others rate is lower as a less enjoyable version of Saboteur. Lots of strategy. Players are chattel, chained without hope, without freedom or thought, to dreary soft-and-cuddly monopoly monotone. |
Trivial Paletti Settlers of the King Operations (2006)
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| Never played it... Familiarity can start to spoil the experience however. This is not a game in its own right, but rather an add-on or expansion for the classic 'Warhammer Quest' by Games Workshop. |
Aapploll (2003)
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| Very simple. Die Spiele werden meiner Meinung nach schwerer für die Menschen, dafür ermöglicht die Pegasus aber etliche neue und hilfreiche features. Why is this? | |
| This is a fun little game! While I love the original, and how balanced it is, this one is completely unbalanced in favor of the Cylon player(s). Add in the cutest cartoonery in gamedom, and this is at least worth the few dollars you'll part with. | |
| Blind bidding games tend to be a bit random, it's true. New Caprica after repeated plays falls short and feels anti climatic. Even enjoy the simplistic line drawings on the cards. I would like to see the money mechanic implemented somewhere else. But there is hope of a comeback with the shortcuts. |
New Church Siege Edition) Box (2004)
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| Fast-paced post-apocalyptic car races in a Mad Max style future world seem quite cool, and they are! (I sold this one--WHY! | |
| Want to play with Woelfels. | |
| The awesome cars, boards, and wrecks are the only good thing about this one. | |
| This is Mad Max on a rolling road, with 3 cars and a gyrocopter per team. |
Monster Island (1987)
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| Fun for kids, involves physical 'skill'. |
Briwia
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| Oh come on. |
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