I love everything about this game. The theme, the hidden objectives, the card play, the miniatures. It just all works together perfectly. My rating is based on a 4 player game and might slip when I try a 2 player game, but right now, this game is on my brain big time.
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2-4
60'
14
Extensive use of text
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Nanty Narking
Nanty Narking is a strategy board game for 2-4 players set in Victorian London. Play unique character cards and achieve secret goals in 60-minute games. Published by PHALANX, ages 14+.
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| Mechanics: | Dice Rolling Hand Management Take That |
| Categories: | Bluffing City Building Deduction Miniatures |
| Alternative names: | Nanty Narking Nanty Narking. Великі сподівання |
| BARCODE: | 5900741508993 |
| The item is in 3 carts In 1 collection This was seen 5607 times | |
| Mechanics: | Dice Rolling Hand Management Take That |
| Categories: | Bluffing City Building Deduction Miniatures |
| Alternative names: | Nanty Narking Nanty Narking. Великі сподівання |
| BARCODE: | 5900741508993 |
| The item is in 3 carts In 1 collection This was seen 5607 times | |
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Always fun, with great replayability. Production value is high (especially with metal coins) and the variants give even more. Discworld is a crowd favourite with us and Nanty Narking will continue in its tracks.
Interesting theme, very appealing components, relatively quick play time, thought-provoking interaction between players, and a breeze to teach to others. It all adds up to a very enjoyable game that's fun to play and isn't a slog to get through. Top notch production.
Such a beautiful game. Challenging, thought provoking, skilful, and such a pleasure to play, with a high replay level. I waited years for a new run of Ankh Morpork, so to find out that this was coming as a replacement was an absolute joy, and it did not disappoint.
Great game. Martin Wallace knows how to make a game that swings big and delivers. Fairly quick and chaotic and easy to learn. All this despite the awful art compared to Discworld. Shame the Discworld license did not last.
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