This is my ultimate travel game. It fits in my pocket and it's great to play while waiting for food in a restaurant. Lots of thinking in this short game.
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Circle The Wagons Essential Edition
Publisher: Button Shy Games
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Description
Each player in Circle the Wagons is fixin' to build up their own boomtown, but only one'll build the best in the West! Blaze a trail by draftin' cards 'round the circle and placin' 'em in yer town, tryin' to connect matchin' territories to score prosperity points! But don't forget about them three bonus cards in the center of the circle that can score ya even more points — that is, if ya play yer cards right. With over 800 unique ways to score and millions of draftin' and placin' combos, you'll never build the same town twice! Circle the Wagons is a 2-player map-building game designed by Steven Aramini (Yardmaster), Danny Devine (Ghosts Love Candy) and Paul Kluka; featuring the art of Beth Sobel (Herbaceous, World's Fair 1893 and Lanterns) and logo design of Bryan Fischer (Chicken Caesar). Circle the Wagons is the winner of the 2016 Button Shy Wallet Design Contest, beating out over 70 other games.
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Description
Each player in Circle the Wagons is fixin' to build up their own boomtown, but only one'll build the best in the West! Blaze a trail by draftin' cards 'round the circle and placin' 'em in yer town, tryin' to connect matchin' territories to score prosperity points! But don't forget about them three bonus cards in the center of the circle that can score ya even more points — that is, if ya play yer cards right. With over 800 unique ways to score and millions of draftin' and placin' combos, you'll never build the same town twice! Circle the Wagons is a 2-player map-building game designed by Steven Aramini (Yardmaster), Danny Devine (Ghosts Love Candy) and Paul Kluka; featuring the art of Beth Sobel (Herbaceous, World's Fair 1893 and Lanterns) and logo design of Bryan Fischer (Chicken Caesar). Circle the Wagons is the winner of the 2016 Button Shy Wallet Design Contest, beating out over 70 other games.
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| BARCODE: | 198168853115 |
| This was seen 897 times | |
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What players say · data and reviews published by users of BoardGameGeek
How many players it plays best with · 44 votes on BoardGameGeek
- 1 2 2 say it plays best, 19 recommend it, 13 do not recommend it
- 2 38 38 say it plays best, 2 recommend it, 0 do not recommend it
- 2+ 0 0 say it plays best, 0 recommend it, 24 do not recommend it
Best Suggested Not recommended
A selection of reviews rated 8 or higher.
I expected to like this game when I saw videos about it, but I would have never guessed how amazed I would be. This is such a smart tactical game played at the speed of light. Killed Patchwork for me
Enjoyable and addictive game-play with attractive graphics make for a fine addition to my collection of micro-games. Due to the ever-changing bonus conditions and card layout, the replay value of this interactive puzzle is outstanding. Update: Still one of our go-to 2pl micro-games; raised from 9 to 10, it is just perfect.
This game is actually deeply underrated. It's one of the best "bidding" systems I've ever seen - so good you don't even realize you're bidding. It's got take-that. Absolutely evil frontloaded 1st/2nd player decision - that's a game until itself! The combination of spatial puzzles can be brain burning. Incredible variablity. Literally feels like a different *game* altogether for each set of scoring goals. Probably in my Top 10 of all time games. My biggest criticism is that the scoring can be tedious.
This is the most loved game in our collection. I go to Origins, Gen Con, Spiel. I work at a game store. I get sent review copies. THIS is the game I tell everyone that ever plays two-player about. I buy several copies of this game and give them to people when they say they like it. It's a fantastic two player or solo game. SO GOOD. And so small.
CAUTION! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. It contains small parts which could be swallowed or inhaled.