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Der Gwiedo
Players place tiles in 8 columns and a number of rows equal to the number of players. The tiles represent buildings, each with their own ability and VP. The tiles have 4 VP values. When a tile is placed to the right of a tile already on the grid, and its value is larger than the one on the grid, the latter is turned in the direction of a lower VP value. If the value is twice as large or more, then the tile on the grid is destroyed, opening up a new building place. If the newly layed tile has a smaller value than the one on the grid, the latter is turned in the direction of a higher VP value. Some of the tiles have variable values depending on the column in which they are placed or on the tile to their left. The game looks deceivingly simple, but due to all the different abiiities of the different buildings the placement of the tiles is really a tense battle. Almost any theme could be glued onto this game mechanic. In this game you are supposed to build a city, but it's really all about the tile abilities, and while playing you couldn't care less about the fact whether you are building a school or a mansion or whatever.
ajewo
Take-that card placement game. You are trying to keep your buildings alive and score the most points for the end of the game.
tkatchev
A rare game with a 10 minute playing time (yes, really) and high-interaction gameplay with lots of depth. Contrary to what others are saying here: you only get 12 cards with a 3 card look-ahead, which means this is almost a perfect information strategy game. P.S. Played only with 2 players.