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Any of the four Azul games. They are all loosely based on each other and the rules between them have similarities even though all four are a completely differen
by confident_inept 4y ago
Any of the four Azul games. They are all loosely based on each other and the rules between them have similarities even though all four are a completely different experience. They fit that great middle ground of being simple to play but have strategic elements for those that want to be competitive.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azul_(board_game) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azul_(board_game)
- lianna-vba 4y agoI didn't know there were 3 more Azules! Which would you recommend getting after the original? Wikipedia mentions Stained Glass of Sintra, Summer Pavilion and Queen's Garden.
- confident_inept 4y agoIn my opinion the rules increase in complexity in order of release, with Queen's Garden being by far the most complex. Depending on how much complexity you like, it's a linear scale in my opinion. All four are fun and they are soon to release a special edition of the first game that is chocolate themed.
- sshine 4y agoAzul is simple enough for kids, but can be highly competitive. I enjoyed it more the first three games, now it feels too much like constraint optimisation.