Asmodee 7 Wonders Board Game (New Edition) - Lead Your Civilization to Prosperity, Strategy Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 10+, 3-7 Players, 30 Minute Playtime

We LOVE this game and play it often. Even if it’s just the 2 of us, we play 2 boards each. We have all the expansion packs and regularly use them all except edifice(skip that one). We did have to watch YouTube videos when we first started playing. We are so in to this game that we found a box on Etsy to hold all the pieces from the expansion packs as well.

One of my favorite board games! Everyone gets hooked with it after playing once.You need to take some time to figure out the rules at first but then it is very straight forward.It has detailed instructions but you can also find many videos online on how to play it. It is very easy to learn.We have fun every time we play it. Get it! It's worth it!Another version of this game that I highly recommend and takes less time to play is The Architects. So easy and you never get bored!

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Our oldest son introduced our family to this game after playing it at college. It took one play through to get the gist of how the game works, and by the 2nd and third time playing we were rolling along pretty quickly. The game is played in 3 "Ages" that consists of 6 rounds of play each Age. Play is simultaneous, meaning everyone plays at the same time each round. This makes game play quick and keeps everyone engaged throughout the game to the end. It also forces you to focus on your game more than playing off others.After playing once or twice, it appeared that there was one specific way to win consistently, but after playing a dozen times now, its apparent that there are many ways to win, and it really is luck of the draw of the cards you are dealt, and how you choose to play it. Playing with my kids, it's not uncommon for me to be able to dominate in board games just from experience and superior strategy. This game tends to nullify that. You can have a great strategy, and depending on the hand you are dealt, and the cards you play, it can all go to "heck in a hand basket" in a hurry, so it tends to even the playing field.This is a great game if you have 30 minutes to kill... or a full evening. Once you get the hang of game play, it can go really quickly, and you can be done and move on to something else. And if you are having fun, you can roll through 3 or 4 games in an evening.It's a great party game or family game. I would say that it's more suitable for older kids and adults. I have a 12 year old daughter that loves to play, but it's a little beyond my 8 year old, at least he doesn't show a lot of interest. He played with my wife one game, and he lost interest pretty quickly.Overall, it's a great game, and I highly recommend it.

I first got 7 Wonders Duel, and since that game is so much fun, I picked this up for the occasional times when there are more than 2 of us playing. I enjoy this game even more. It's really fun to build up your city, trying to strategize around what the other players are doing while focusing on end game points, all to have your best efforts thwarted by a player to your right or left who's implementing a bonkers strategy that ends up paying off. I think the game changes quite a bit with the number of players. I'd love to try with more people and see. I appreciate how quick the game is, even though it's complex. We don't have the patience for those mega-games that take hours.The gameplay is pretty intuitive, especially compared to duel, although watching through a gameplay video is a must. Scoring isn't too bad, although I have to read through the details in the rulebook each time to make sure I'm not missing something. It's less complicated than other games of its type.

My friends and I have played this game several times now. 1st time we had 4 players, 2nd time 8 players (Cities expansion) and another time with 6 players. Overall wonderful game. We have had a blast playing the game. The best part is you don't have to be a master strategist or take the fun away from other players to win. It is entirely possible that after the last turn on the phase 3 that there is no obvious winner (until you count up victory points)Very easy to play just don't get fixated on the page that lists all the cards... Some cards can be played for free if other cards are already played...I just wish it came with more pages that had all the mana and special effects listed... You can print them off easily enough with a quick google search though.I spent some time looking on the internet for another copy of the rules and happened across a handful of rules players adopted to stream-line the game.- When everyone plays at the same time, they play their card FACE DOWN and pass their hand to the next player. Then players 1 at a time flip their cards over and explain their action (If necessary)- On the last turn of each of the 3 phases, on the off chance you can not play either of the 2 cards (includes turning them into a wonder) This means you do not have the mana, and you do not have the ability to purchase enough mana from your neighbors you can play your choice of the 2 cards at the cost of all your coins (if you don't have coins, then the card is FREE to play)

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Played a few games with my friends and we all had never played before and we learned really quickly. We all had fun and games felt fair and lasted around 30 minutes.