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Entertainment Editor (1988 KP) created a video about Seven: The Days Long Gone in Video Games

Dec 3, 2017  
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Seven: The Days Long Gone - Gamescom 2017 Gameplay

   
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NeedleandMeeple (8 KP) rated 7 Wonders in Tabletop Games

Jan 21, 2020  
7 Wonders
7 Wonders
2010 | Ancient, Card Game, City Building, Civilization
10
8.3 (45 Ratings)
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Great with most player counts, very interactive, always different, great theme (0 more)
Says it will play two, does not work as a two player game (0 more)
A game that never gets old!!
This was the game that got me into board games and is still one I pull out anytime the chance arises! It is a perfect blend of drafting and timely decisions. There is always interaction between the players between buying goods and war that it keeps all players focused on each move along with their opponents. The replayability is through the roof and has been a hit between gamers and non gamers alike!
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Rhubarbio (27 KP) rated Catan in Tabletop Games

May 25, 2019  
Catan
Catan
1995 | Economic, Territory Building
9
8.3 (40 Ratings)
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Easy to learn, difficult to master (2 more)
Addictive gameplay
Easy to draw in non-gamers
Game relies on die rolls and therefore strategy is secondary to the whims of a die roll (1 more)
Artwork is not very inspired
An amazing gateway game
Catan was the first gateway game I played and hooked me on my continued boardgaming journey as an adult. A chance encounter with the game left me wanting more...resulting in 3 years of playing this game relentlessly with a group of friends. Whilst the appeal has waned somewhat, I have no hesitation in recommending this to non-gamers or those looking to get into boardgaming. It is a fun game that has great variability, particularly given the result is driven by die rolls rather than stragy alone. This is also to its benefit, as casual gamers may want something light to get into, but which has room to develop strategies. Catan is a great choice.
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