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Dune: Imperium masterfully blends deck building and worker placement with exceptional balance. Best at 3-4 players. Base game has late-economy issues fixed by e
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Dune: Imperium Uprising adds spies and sandworms to the beloved hybrid formula. Great solo mode, but sandworm strategy can dominate.
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Pandemic Legacy Season 1 delivers 17+ sessions of tense cooperative gameplay that evolves every month. A must-play for groups who can commit.
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Brass: Birmingham is BGG's top-rated game, but the learning curve is brutal. An honest review after three plays.
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Imperium Legends expands the series into fantasy with higher complexity civilizations. A must-have for solo gamers who loved Classics and want more depth.
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Imperium Horizons offers 14 civilizations, the best rulebook, and top-tier components. It's also the most complex and expensive entry in the series
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Imperium Classics delivers deep strategy, historical accuracy, and the best solo mode I've played. A civilization builder for patient, dedicated gamers.
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Codenames is a modern classic—fun, accessible, and most people already know the rules. Great for parties, though the analysis paralysis can drag.
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So Clover! is an easy-to-teach cooperative word game ideal for family gatherings and non-gamers. Quick to play, but limited depth.
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Decrypto is my favorite word game of all time. A brilliant team-based code-cracking experience—if your group can handle the rules.
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20 Strong from Chip Theory Games offers quick, premium solo gameplay with multiple themed decks. Great for travel and busy schedules, but limited replayability.
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After 800+ games, 7 Wonders Duel remains my favorite two-player game. Easy rules, deep strategy, and endless replayability. A perfect 10/10.