Ravensburger Carpe Diem Strategy Board Game for Age 10 & Up - 2019 Kennerspiel Des Jahres Nominee

Carpe Diem is one of the best games from one of the best designers in "hobby gaming", Stefan Feld. They aren't kid's games but CD is accessible and plays in an hour after you've played a game or two. I rank it in the top four or five of my 100+ game collection for 2, 3 or 4 players. I usually play 2, with my wife. This isn't a heavy game by "Euro" standards but if you like it, it will present near infinite "replayability", it's just as good after 30 plays as it was on the first. There's a bit of interaction in the tile selection and goal selection and there are many paths to victory for players to investigate. CD is not a deeply themed game, it's a player's game and I love it.Issues: there are shades of green to differentiate so it's best played at a well lit table. The set-up and take-down will take a couple minutes, too. CD featured a lot of inch square tiles to sort, either before or after the game. No big deal but it does take a couple minutes to set up and a game to two to really "catch on" to the flow and strategies. It's worth it.

Looking for a fun medium weight game, this really hit the spot. A nice step up from something like Azul. Slightly more rules overhead to explain up front but once you get going it's loaded with crunchy decisions, without being overbearing and too analysis paralysis inducing. Lots of different avenues to score points so you can remain flexible with your strategy, with a nice dose of interactivity as you have to pay close attention to the actions of other players.Really like the hidden point totals, which make for a fun reveal at the end when the final scores come out.

El juego es facil de aprender, tiene un toque de estrategia e interacción con otros jugadores para ganar piezas estratégicas en cad tablero.

If you don't like Euro games skip the review. If you don't like multiple ways to get points in the good old fashioned point salad game, don't get this. If you want a game that has many avenues to win, little ways to get the other players with out being aggressive, such as getting a tile someone else wants, is about as take that as you get. Only downside is the art is not what new art someone may want. Has the old flavor Stefan Feld is known for. May win the Spiel this year as a reward for his Castles of Burgundy, but that may go to Wingspan. Have to wait and see. We got the first edition with the star on it as the re-prints change the way the tiles are taken and wife liked feeling like she was walking paths to get what she wanted. Also I'd read a slight change to the rules but not sure about that. Overall a game we have played several times already and have had different outcomes each time to win. If you can get it for under $35 think about it. You'll probably find it used at your FLGS not far in the future. Great Euro-style game.

Love this game! It was intimidating at first with all the pieces, etc., but it's not particularly difficult and really fun. You will want to buy some containers for the pieces, though, as there are no dividers or bags in the box once you punch everything out. Everything else about this game is marvelous! A hidden gem! High quality pieces too!

I've only played the game as a 2 player and as a 2 player it really shines! My wife, who has color discernment issues, has had no problems with the colors used in the components. It's a quick game, and it's fun to play.

Excelente juego. Solo la caja llegó golpeado en un lado

One of my new FAVES. Fairly easy to teach with tons of replayability.