Dorfromantik - Viaggiare Leggeri

A good entry point to the Dorfromantik series of games and challenging in its own right. Just because there are fewer tiles doesn’t mean that it is less of a challenge. A solid legacy style game for the tile laying fans.

Great trimmed down version of the base game, with some unique twists to keep it interesting.

A shorter game of Dorfromantik. Since I unlocked everything from the original Dorfromantik and the Sakura version, I like to get this out every now and then to get the cozy, puzzly Dorfromantik feeling, without spending too much time and table space on it.

When I got this, I was hoping it would still feel like the original game (mostly) while being small enough that I could play it on my main gaming table, which is just a standard card table. And I can! And it does! In a way it might even be slightly easier to keep track of because there's only 4/5/6 of the tokens, so you can set up for what's left a bit more easily than the original game. The wraparound task is also pretty interesting addition. Might not have quite the longevity of the original board game, but I'm still very much looking forward to unlocking everything in this game, and then playing periodically afterwards just for fun.

Lightweight (litterally) version of Dorfromantik: The Boardgame. This one comes in a much smaller box, has fewer and smaller tiles, and only uses 28 of them per game. So it fits better on smaller table. There's no campaign track like the original, instead you look up your current highscore on a table that tells you how many extra “special” tiles + goal cards (chosen randomly) you add to your next game. The better you get, the more extras you get to add, so plenty of replayability. There's also a sealed envelope that you get to open once your highscore reaches 180 points. Good fun. Plays in about 20 minutes, either co-op or solo.