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Argantonio
Un euro sin gran originalidad pero resultón. Es de los que gana con más partidas y más jugadores. La editorial lo pudo hacer mejor. Recomendable
domi123
Too much chrome (rules, many different victory points possibilities) , toomich luck to to get the needed fur number to trade, long downtime, very long playtime.
boardgamenerdvana
Upon seeing this game, I was immediately drawn to it because of its art and gorgeous table presence. I was somewhat hesitant to grab a copy because of the mixed reviews, but, basing off of my good experience with Steding’s previous title, Gugong, and how it got us into the world of eurogames, I knew I had to see for myself. I’m glad I did. ???? I have heard reviews about the game being AP-inducing and the downtime being terrible, so I came in prepared with those expectations. It wasn’t actually bad in our case as you’ll also be busy planning ahead on another players’ turn. I would highly suggest keeping the max no. Of players up to only 3 for it to not drag though. The art was brilliantly done, and the gameplay experience, nothing short of great. ???? There are a couple of paths to victory in Stroganov, and you have to stick to your strategy if you want to gain huge points, as most of the mechanics revolve around set collection. The iconography got a bit too confusing at times, thankfully, the game in itself is not overly complex and fiddly, that it wasn’t a chore to figure out what’s going on. Overall, I think this is a lovely euro that’s atleast worth a try. In my opinion, this should be rated higher. However, this game needs a major production overhaul, as I just can’t get over how a game like this gets presented in a terribly cheap way.