This game is truly a classic for me. I've played it at various player counts and with both young and older players, it is really a blast all around. I primarily play solo and couldn't be happier with how amazing the solo is. Plus it's a very quick game. 10/10
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Stamp Swap
Order by 15:00 Italian time for same-day dispatch, Monday to Friday.
Delivery in Italy normally takes 1 business day, 2 for the islands.
Stamp Swap is an elegant strategy game where collecting stamps becomes the focus of an engaging intellectual challenge. For 1-5 players, you must trade stamps, complete collections, and acquire the most coveted rare cards. Published by Stonemaier Games, this game combines rule simplicity with strategic depth, perfect for those who love collection and negotiation games with a pleasant and visually interesting theme about philately.
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- 90 cards (63.0mmx88.0mm)
Designer Paul Salomon (Honey Buzz, Genotype) brings stamp collecting to life on tabletops in Stamp Swap! Draft from a public pool of face-down and face-up tiles (along with some bonus cards), then simultaneously divide them into 2 groups. You will select one group from another player and keep the group of yours that isn't selected. Organize your growing collection each round and score 1 of 4 goals--choose wisely, as you can't score that goal again.
The art of stamp collecting is not just in accumulating many stamps, but in collecting high-quality stamps (including rare gold-foil stamps). This 3-round game for 1-5 players is your chance to meet other attendees, put together a beautiful and well-focused stamp collection, and show it off in a series of contests. Do well and you may walk away with the top prize at this year’s Stamp Swap!
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| BARCODE: | 850032180917 |
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- 90 cards (63.0mmx88.0mm)
Designer Paul Salomon (Honey Buzz, Genotype) brings stamp collecting to life on tabletops in Stamp Swap! Draft from a public pool of face-down and face-up tiles (along with some bonus cards), then simultaneously divide them into 2 groups. You will select one group from another player and keep the group of yours that isn't selected. Organize your growing collection each round and score 1 of 4 goals--choose wisely, as you can't score that goal again.
The art of stamp collecting is not just in accumulating many stamps, but in collecting high-quality stamps (including rare gold-foil stamps). This 3-round game for 1-5 players is your chance to meet other attendees, put together a beautiful and well-focused stamp collection, and show it off in a series of contests. Do well and you may walk away with the top prize at this year’s Stamp Swap!
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| BARCODE: | 850032180917 |
| This was seen 2417 times | |
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Love this game. Has a few gray areas, but love the swap dynamic because it throws a curve ball in some strategy you may have planned.
Great little game that we like to play on lazy weekend mornings or before more serious evening big box. The ART is amazing, game mechanics smooth with element of poker bluffing and hate drafting (stealing/swapping I cut you choose stamp groups) that makes this game soooo fun. This is a must in every gamers collection. Stamp Swap has been a hit every time we introduce it to friends ‘who don’t like games’ ^^
It’s great game with lower complexity. I use it as a warm up game with friends. It’s simple enough that I can teach as we go and everyone usually has a pretty easy time picking it up. I’m hoping for an expansion in the future.
I love it! Great theme! Great pieces! Good mechanics that fit the theme. The split and choose adds a lot of tension and fun to the collecting. The scoring takes some cognitive effort but is not overwhelming. Can't wait to play it again. I only wish I could have played it with my grandfather, who was a philatelist.
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