Top 10 Tile Placement Games

[@RobbyRaccoon]

Carasssonne is my all-time favourite game. Literally thousands of combinations when you factor in expansions.

[@mojoh9103]

My top 3 are 1. Castles of Burgundy 2. The grand carnival 3. Isle of skye

[@baschdiro8565]

My top 6 games with their primary focus on tile laying are: 1) Isle of Skye 2) Bärenpark 3) Cascadia 4) Glen More II 5) Carcasonne 6) Tikal and Castles of Burgundy is somewhere on the list but I play it not often enough to place it exactly. Of course there are other great games with some tile laying like Terraforming Mars, Caverna, Ark Nova etc. but they have more prominent mechanics.

[@AndrewWatson401]

My favorite tile-placement games are Thru the Desert, Samurai, and Tigris & Eurphrates. You might notice a pattern...

[@MattyJude]

A man of taste.

[@singjazz]

Burgundy and planet unknown for sure but framework should definitely be on this list! :) Loving it so much and my whole family loving it too!

[@2bkhoyo]

Like Dorfromantik, Carcassone Versions and Castles of Burgundy somewhat. Don't like Kingdomino, Planet Unknown and Cascadia. Have not played the other ones, but would like to.Thanks for the great list!

[@HarroldNutt]

Hoping to see Isle of Skye. Love the mixture of hidden auctions and tile placement.

[@rtmca1]

Alhambra is simple but absolutely engaging and infinitely replay-able.

[@kolomahler]

A great list, but not a single Knizia!?!

[@bigaleka92]

Watching this video got me thinking. I used to own Carcassonne, Barenpark, Isle of Cats, Isle of Skye. I really enjoyed them but with the exception of Cascadia I no longer own any. I do love Tapestry, Ark Nova, Kutna Hora and recently Apiary, games with tile laying elements. Does this mean I have got boring? Or that over time I have honed in on what I like. I did own CoB but wasn’t keen. Anyway another great vid. Many thanks.

[@JacobRamirez-li9dt]

Alhambra, Carpe Diem, Rajas of the Ganges

[@fitnesse1288]

It's a travesty that Patchwork is not on this list. Also Yellow and Yangtze.

[@darrenneely8613]

Land vs Sea is thinky 2 player fun. Love Calico, but it’s too heartbreaking for some try-hards. Carcassonne and Tsuro were my gateway in. Tsuro is still a cool gamer/nongamer ‘party game’.

[@jenniferkuhn4054]

Great picks! We also enjoy Wild Tiled West

[@chrisjanson8283]

Yes, Alhambra is amazing and heaps of expansions to ensure maximum replayability

[@dawsondemars1092]

I guessed Ginkgopolis #1.. why was I wrong? Haha I love that game so much. It blew my mind when I played the first time

[@justineld4905]

For me, it's Castles of Mad King Ludwig. I like it because the tiles are different shapes, but odd ones. It's not just tetris pieces. Some are round, some are square, some are rectangular, some are L shaped, and in different sizes. In many cases you want them to fit snugly right next to each other as much as you can. But in some cases, you need the tiles to NOT touch. Plus, at the end of your game, you can laugh at how ridiculous it is to have one of the first rooms in your castle be a dungeon, or even The Pit. Or how you might need to go through the baconry, then the icebox, then the mold room, just to get to John's Throne.

[@LionHeart039]

I'm in the minority, because I do prefer Overboss over Cascadia (Very similar but very different too) and a recent one I've been enjoying is Ingenious from Knizia, very thinky and abstract.

[@jeffbrown8007]

1. Isle of Cats (by far) 2. Galaxy Trucker (clear #2) 3. Robinson Crusoe 4. Escape: The Curse of the Temple 5. World Wonders 6. Whistle Mountain 7. Planet Unknown 8. Suburbia 9. Karuba 10. Maglev Metro

[@fionajackson8002]

My top tile placement games are Patchwork, Babylonia, Tigris & Euphrates, and Gods Love Dinosaurs.

[@dang476]

Calling Castles of Burgundy a Tile Placement game is a stretch imo.

[@diamondmeeple]

Tedious Tasks for Odin is not a game. It is a braindead activity.

[@b0ardgameGreek]

Love your videos guys! I want background full of board games pleeease😂