Gamewright Shifting Stones – A Visual, Decision-Making Family Strategy Game of Tiles, Cards, and Tactics for Ages 8 and up

Lleve Sliding Stones a una reunion familiar y les encanto porque me tomo 5 min en explicarselos, y al pirncipio parece ser un juego simple, pero si tiene su nivel de estrategia y no es meramente por azar. La calidad de las cartas esta excelente, y las losetas o tiles esta bien el material pero los colores estan algo tenues o palidos como si hubieran estado expuestos al sol. Yo esperaba colores mas vivos. De cualquier manera estoy conforme con la compra!

Great family game- kids age 10-13. Good speed of play, easy to learn, combining both tactics and strategy for how to win. Super fun! The board tiles are also interesting and well made. A great new addition to the game closet for the time between Christmas and New Year when we play ALL the board games.

- Good for a quick 15-20 minute game with a partner or small group of friends. Surprisingly repayable too, it was hard for us to just want one game. You can also shorten or lengthen the game simply by adjusting the points needed to win. - The mechanics are very simple to explain and understand and there is a small amount of strategy. The larger the group the more luck is involved but it's balanced between everyone. - Production is good overall. The tiles themselves are embossed and feel satisfying to shift around and the cards are good quality. - Loses one point as the box is much bigger than it needs to be and takes shelf space unnecessarily.

If you're looking for a quick, easy set up game that supports 2-5 players give this one a try. It doesn't need a lot of space to play and we often just play it on the coffee table It's suitable to all ages but requires a little bit of planning that's not obvious till you get into the game. I must say I prefer 2-3 player games because beyond that the stones will have all changed by the time your turn comes around again. So any longer strategic planning will be a waste of time. My family prefer to play our games up to 12 matched stones rather than 10 as suggested. It just adds another 5 mins to the game and makes a game longer but not too long. The stones are made from high quality cardboard but it would be nicer if they were made from something a bit more realistic and durable. Still at the price point there's no complaint with what you get. Priced in the A$30-35 range it feels about right for what you get. The ability to play a solo variant is an added bonus.

Excelente jogo, recomendo e independente de idioma, fácil de explicar e tem um bom nível de estratégia