Discworld: Ankh-Morpork

Jan Solostar7,0

Uno de los pocos juegos de control de área que me gustan, especialmente por la temática del Mundodisco. Sencillo relativamente, divertido y emocionante. Los objetivos secretos le dan un punto muy guay. Juego descatalogado, en inglés. Impro-Reseña⇒ https://youtu.be/fs6RjIKH56k

EvEvanstar4,6

This is a very fast, very punchy game, where each player is given a secret goal, and a hand of 5 cards. On a player's turn they can play up to 2 cards, and do the actions on the card in the order shown at the top of the card. Then they draw back up to 5. If at the start of someone's turn, they have achieved their secret goal, then they win. The magic of the game is trying to take actions that would make someone believe you have a different goal than you actually have, so that when they punch you, your real goal doesn't get set back. The rules are very simple, but there's still a lot to think about, as you always need to be making educated guesses as to what other people are going for and how to stop them. Something about the game that bothered me was the degree to which one has to pay attention to the board state. There are character roles who win if at the start of their turn if they control four areas, and that's a very easy goal to achieve if one or more players stop paying attention for a second. This can get tough when your secret goal is something like, collect a conspicuous amount of money, or have the game deck of action cards run out. It means game sessions are either amazing, or done disappointingly soon. For example, in our fourth play, I was money guy, and players could kinda see I was stockpiling cash, so all the punish cash cards were being thrown my way. I was only a few turns in, and starting to build some steam, and then a player who needed to control four regions declared victory; game over. For my time, I would rather be playing A Study In Emerald. ★ Art, Iconography and components functional ★ Clever or interesting mechanisms ★ Reasonably low downtime between turns with mildly AP players ★ Multiple plays stay interesting ☆ Low or mitigatable luck elements ★★☆☆☆ Raw enjoyment

Ferran A Salesstar3,0

It felt funny until 3 players realised couldn't win in any way. This is not good nor as funny as it promised