It depends on your group. If you like like lighter party style games then Link City. If you like more thinky games like Codenames then I like Landmarks better. Both are great though and both different enough to own both.
@denycast2 ай бұрын
Uiuiui the headline has me intrigued. Let's have a watch😅 Uhh I would love that. Hopefully we get that in Germany👍 BGG has a german version listed🥳
@TheGameBoyGeeks2 ай бұрын
Fingers crossed!
@user-ez5vq9fd2t2 ай бұрын
I understand this is a family co-op game so I understand it, but for a light co-op game, I still don't understand the appeal... there's no strategy? Are you just trying to read the clue-giver's thought process and hope you get them right? Is the appeal that you learn how the clue-givers/players think? I think there are plenty of other games with the same idea but which plays more fun. This seems dry and lacking, in my opinion. Am I missing something? I get that SDJ awards are leaning more towards lighter, family friendly games, and this may end up winning it and why you picked it as a potential winner. I just don't see the why. Nothing against your review of the game--I always appreciate your insights. Just my thoughts.
@TheGameBoyGeeks2 ай бұрын
The experience of talking through which city tiles belong next to other city tiles is more fun than it may appear. Also since you’re trying to guess what the mayor did and when you don’t guess the same the conversations as to why is what makes the game so fun.