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Alan Stern
An interesting implementation of the rondel mechanism coupled with some engine-building and special powers. Fun enough, I guess, but it really didn't grab me. My choices were super constrained (I can't get X this turn - oh well!), narrowed to a linear path (I want A but I need to move the guy from A to do that, but he needs to move to C, so I need to move C to D first...), or occasionally wide open (um, guess I'll go here...).
Alberto112
Wir haben die Räume immer gedrafted, somit das Glück/Pech der Verteilung minimiert. Mit dieser Hausregel geht die Note auf 6.5
bnordeng
I'd never heard of the game or designer and don't know who published it. Also, the post-apocalyptic theme doesn't really draw me in. This is mostly a Euro game with a some randomness and direct conflict and elimination. They are very well integrated into the theme and feel very manageable. I especially liked the action selection mechanic where you move one of 4 workers, valued 3, 4 or 5 strength, to a spot up to 2 spaces away and take the action there. You cannot land on a space where one of your workers is already. If you land on a space with an active worker of an opponent that has a lesser strength value than you then you intimidate them and they must give you goods for the difference between your workers' strength. There are also events that affect everyone, but players have an opportunity to take care of the event and score points at the end of the game. There are some clever mechanisms and tough choices in this Euro game that doesn't really look like a Euro game. I'd be more than happy to try it again.