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Penny Papers Adventures: The Temple of Apikhabou (a.k.a.Le Temple d'Apikhabou)
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I thought this game was going to be easy! Nope! I love small box games that are easy to learn and this one fits the bill! It's so compact and easy to learn but don't let it's size fool you! There's a lot of thinking to this one. I've only played once so far and did absolutely horrible, only got 2 flowers to bloom. I can't wait to play again!
I can’t imagine a better solo game. As a fan of deckbuilders and legacy games, this combines everything I love about both genres into one small but meaty package. I can sit down, take 1 minute to get my cards out, and play a few rounds in a short amount of time. Even in one round the sense of progression can feel very satisfying and discovering new cards is always a treat. Perfectly fits what I was looking for from this game at a very reasonable price point.
The board for this game is massive! haha. As someone who has never played any of the ticket to rides before it took awhile to get through our first game (mostly setup and reading through the whole book to know everything). But once we got going it was fun, there's not a lot of waiting for your turn to come back unlike some games, worst part I find is I forget where my points are and spend more time looking for my cities because I'm a bit of a potato at that stuff.
The art work is beautiful, we ordered some sleeves for the cards to keep this game around for a long time.
Easy to play, don't over read the rule book like we managed to do lol. My bluff game is on point, haha.
Game is packaged well, not a whole lot to it either.
We found the game fun, but I would def recommend it for more then 2 people to play as it gets more fun with more. Cant wait to play it more and probably turn everyone into zombies lol.
Its probably worth 5 stars... buuuttt the packaging was pretty bad for the game. When I received it and opened it up the cards were all over the box luckily none seemed damaged at a quick glance. Also whoever decided how to bend the little playboard made my soul hurt by not using the lines for new sections instead of just creasing on the middle of pictures.
