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Es ist schnell erklärt aber trotzdem nicht zu einfach. Man erkundet eine fremde Insel voller Schätze und Gefahren. Wer am Ende die meisten Siegpunkte hat, gewinnt das Spiel. Die ausgewogene Spielmechanik lässt es zu, dass man sowohl als Abenteurer (mit Risiko) als auch als Forscher (sicherer Weg) viele Siegpunkte erlangen und gewinnen kann. Der Spielspaß ist zu zweit genauso gut wie zu viert. Man muss nur mit mehr Spielern mehr Zeit einplanen. (etwa 30 Minuten pro Spieler, wenn man das Spiel kann) Die Solovariante habe ich nicht ausprobiert. Sehr zu empfehlen. Read more

Artwork of this game is so wonderful and captivating. This game combines deck building and worker placement themes nicely which makes gameplay rich and intense. Read more

De los mejores juegos que tengo en mi ludoteca. Combina colocación de trabajadores con una pseudo construcción de mazo, gestión de recursos, avance por un track, etc, etc, de manera perfecta y que te hacen estrujarte la mente para maximizar tus jugadas. Al principio cuesta un poco entender todas las opciones que el juego te ofrece, pero tras unos cuantos turnos fluye a la perfección y la segunda partida se disfruta muchísimo más. Los componentes son de muy buena calidad: recursos altamente detallados, cartas de muy buen gramaje, tablero de doble cara y losetas de buen grosor. Es poco dependiente del idioma, ya que las cartas que tienen texto son de nivel básico y con la simbología se entienden la mayoría fácilmente. Un "must have" de los juegos de mesa modernos. Y con la expansión y su asimetría mejora aún más. Lo conseguí en oferta y no puedo estar más contento. Read more

As others have said, this is an excellent board game. The art is absolutely beautiful, and it is genuinely fun to explore the new sites with their corresponding guardians. The research track is sometimes said to be less fun, and it is more or less buying victory points. However, as an academic, I can really appreciate that thematic implementation of an expedition. The search and discovery it represents, with the magnifying glass going first followed by publishing research, is satisfying along with the research assistants it enables you to recruit along the way that come when you publish your research (i.e. move your journal token up the track). The art in the research track is fun as well, and I think it has Latin notes scribbled in small font along it as well, as the researchers get progressively more excited by their discoveries! I thought this was going to be a downside, but it surprised me in how much I enjoyed the track as a thematic game mechanic. Two other important notes: 1) With new items and artifacts played out in each game, along with the new worker placement sites and guardians that are randomly laid out each game - the game is highly replayable with lots of variety. 2) The game uses a lot of mechanics, part worker placement, part deck building (with thin decks), part resource management, and part exploration. However, in my mind, I like this a lot as it forces you to not focus too much on just perfecting one particular mechanic or part of your engine and forget what you are playing. By masterfully integrating a number of different mechanics, it allows those mechanics to fade into the background as you focus on thematically running an expedition. My only negative is that there are a lot of options to choose from, and towards the end game it can invite analysis paralysis that can delay the game. I hope that this goes away with more play throughs. In general, there are enough options and mechanics to choose from each turn that no matter what you do, it will net you points in a positive way with some fun combos to boot. There is just the right amount of randomization and luck to make you feel rewarded with an earned victory when a strategy pays off, and also not feel too bad about it when you don't win. I look forward to trying the Expedition Leaders expansion soon! Read more

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