I already loved Pueblo! This is fantastic. Lovely brainburner. No way we can play this in 40 minutes, but this first time I had no problem with the downtime, because that gave me more time to figure out a plan b or c… Update: next plays are remarkably faster. Less than an hour.
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Block and Key
Publisher: Skellig Games
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Description
In Block and Key, adventurers place 3D clay blocks in a centralized raised playing area, with the goal of completing their own request cards. The challenge is made more interesting as each player is limited to their "2D" viewpoint.
Each turn adventurers may either draw new blocks from the supply, or place ONE block into the shared space. They may then check to see if they have completed any request cards before filling their hand.
The first adventure to complete the number of request cards required by the player count ends the game. Scores will be tallied and one player named the victor.
Each turn adventurers may either draw new blocks from the supply, or place ONE block into the shared space. They may then check to see if they have completed any request cards before filling their hand.
The first adventure to complete the number of request cards required by the player count ends the game. Scores will be tallied and one player named the victor.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | Pattern Recognition Bonus a fine partita Drafting aperto Line of Sight Square Grid Stacking and Balancing |
| Categories: | Puzzle Abstract Strategy |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | 725765192387 |
| This was seen 1101 times | |
Description
In Block and Key, adventurers place 3D clay blocks in a centralized raised playing area, with the goal of completing their own request cards. The challenge is made more interesting as each player is limited to their "2D" viewpoint.
Each turn adventurers may either draw new blocks from the supply, or place ONE block into the shared space. They may then check to see if they have completed any request cards before filling their hand.
The first adventure to complete the number of request cards required by the player count ends the game. Scores will be tallied and one player named the victor.
Each turn adventurers may either draw new blocks from the supply, or place ONE block into the shared space. They may then check to see if they have completed any request cards before filling their hand.
The first adventure to complete the number of request cards required by the player count ends the game. Scores will be tallied and one player named the victor.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | Pattern Recognition Bonus a fine partita Drafting aperto Line of Sight Square Grid Stacking and Balancing |
| Categories: | Puzzle Abstract Strategy |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | 725765192387 |
| This was seen 1101 times | |
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A selection of reviews rated 8 or higher.
love this game. love the presentation, the peices, the mechanic. so much puzzly fun.
Really nice game. It's an abstract, in that it doesn't fall easily into any other category. Easy to teach (once players get the object, and the methods) but hard to master.
A brain burny little puzzle that takes polyomino placement to the 3d realm! It's a ton of fun and has lots of Aha! moments baked into the design. Doesn't feel overly gimmicky either - its a really solid core that allows for a lot of replayability. The art is really cute too and adds a little bit of theme to a mostly abstract game. Definitely recommend trying out!
Really like this one. Innovative perspective-based gameplay. Small box transforms into 3D game table. Simple to learn and play. I am definitely not "good" yet but if feels so satisfying to pull off tough block patterns. Already having fun and look forward to more plays. I can also see this being a great / unique warm up game for game nights!
CAUTION! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. It contains small parts which could be swallowed or inhaled.