Pulitzer

Xavi Torrasstar7,0

It's a Eurogame of medium difficulty, worker placement, with hidden majorities, and a player board that's visually captivating. I played it for the first time in Girona at the Ludivers fair for three turns, and the demo didn't seem enough. I played it again at the Granollers fair in jugar x jugar, and that's when I was able to really enjoy the game. Another time, I played it for three turns, and it didn't feel enough. It will be released in Spiel in 2025, and I'm already looking forward to the day I can enjoy it. The game mechanics are already well-known and established, but the core of the game, for me, is on the player board, where you'll have to create lines of investigation to be able to complete at least five investigations to be eligible for points at the end of the game. I can't imagine playing the last turns when you see that you need to complete at least five investigations to be able to score. The board where you create your research lines is a new mechanic never seen before. For this reason alone, it should be the surprise game of 2025.

Jugar y Leerstar10,0

He tenido la oportunidad de probar este juego antes de su lanzamiento y la puesta en mesa es simplemente espectacular. Desde el primer momento te sumerge en la experiencia y te hace sentir dentro del juego, creando una atmósfera única. Es una apuesta muy top por parte de la editorial, que ha cuidado cada detalle para ofrecer algo original, divertido y diferente. Sin duda, es un juego que te engancha y al que querrás volver una y otra vez. Estoy deseando comprarlo cuando salga a la venta.

Jugador Inicialstar7,0

You’ll find a worker placement game that mixes auctions and majorities. The most unique element of the game is your player board. There, you’ll have to use punches and thread to advance your investigation. This mechanism doesn’t even have a name — it’s so original! The game really burns your brain when you have to decide where to place your worker and how much weight to assign. Each round increases the pressure, and you feel the rush to find the five pieces of evidence needed for the final scoring. I think Pulitzer will be one of the hidden gems at the next Spiel. Absolutely.