Agricola
September 12, 2014 - Comment
Sorry, no description was entered for this product. This product is at our remote warehouse and will take a few extra days to ship to you. Product Features For 1 to 5 players Play time of 120 minutes Agricola is a fun family game Contents: 360 cards, over 300 wooden components, 50+ tiles, 9 boards,
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I may have found my new favorite board game! I have been an active player of board games for at least 35 years. I’ve played games at all levels of complexity, ranging from tournament level Avalon-Hill bookcase games to family and party card and boardgames. For the past five or so years my favorite board game has been “The Settlers of Catan” (and its variants), that is, until I played “Agricola”.OK, first, a bit about the game…Each player in the game (up to 5 can play) represent a farmer in 1670 AD and his…
Excellent Complex Euro Game I had the opportunity to play Agricola over the past weekend and I must admit, I was impressed. First of all, this is a VERY weighty box. You get a lot of bits for your money. The game has 9 small boards (one for each player and several that create the shared interaction area), about 200 wooden pieces (representing people, resources, animals, etc.), several sheets of high quality cardboard tiles and several hundred cards. When you open it, the box is really full which is decidedly…
One of my two favorite games ever! I LOVE Agricola! I’ll explain why later, and try to break the game down for those who enjoy that type of thing:OBJECT OF THE GAME:Score more points than your opponents! But there’s no point scoring during the game. Points are tallied at the end. The object is to build the best, most complete farm. What goes on a farm? Fenced pastures with stables, animals in those fences, fields of grain and vegetables, and your home, which starts as a two room shack that you’ll want to build…