Rio Grande Games 457RGG Friday, Multicoloured

Me arrependi amargamente, pois baixei o app do jogo (beeeeeeem mais barato) e mesmo assim não consegui entender o jogo. Tudo em Alemão ou em inglês mas não explicativo. Tá lá guardado.

Highly recommended for anyone who is interested in an engaging solo game that takes 30 minutes or less to play. The game is easy to learn and presents just the right amount of challenge. When you lose (and you'll lose often), you feel compelled to set it up again and give it another go right away. When you finally earn a win, it feels like a real accomplishment. The game has 4 different levels of play, so you can ramp up the challenge when you start to feel confident in your strategy. There is an element of luck, as with most card games, but your success really depends on making smart decisions and deciding when to push your luck vs when to play it safe. With every loss you'll find yourself refining your strategy, so the whole experience is very rewarding. The components are of good quality, and the overall theme is humorous. One of the best solo gaming experiences out there. This is a real bargain at $20.

Good game, definitely buy for me if u want real solo experience for board game. But once you figure out how to play, could be boring as it's then more luck to keep you from winning unlike another opponent instead.

It took me a while to get used to the rules but once I did it was a great time! Highly reccomend the game, it's a great mix of luck and strategy and you can play for as long as you like! If, like me, you have the problem of too many board games not enough friends, I totally think this is a perfect game to play solo in those moments that nobody else will play a multiplayer game!

This game is highly recommended. I spend most of my game-time playing solo, so I was pleased to see that this little box contained a "solo adventure" and also that many reviews indicated that it was quite challenging. I will confirm that this game is not for the faint of heart. It took me several plays to beat the first of the four difficulties indicated in the instructions. With a little experience, however, I was able to figure out a strategy that seems to work well in most cases and I have been very successful with achieving victory even on the fourth difficulty level. If you want to know that strategy, you can find it easily on-line, and my experience has been that the general principals of the most common strategy found on-line will help you prevail. Bad news if you want a perpetual challenge, but good news if you want a winnable game that doesn't beat you up 9 out of 10 tries and make you feel despondent. More good news - you can always start with fewer life points of modify the card sets to create ever increasing levels of difficulty. There is certainly a point where luck of the draw will start to be more important than strategy as you design brutal challenges to combat your own success, but I am finding that playing the game just a wee bit harder than the fourth scenario in the instructions provides a good level of difficulty. If you like to play solo, this is an essential purchase. It is sleek in its design, engaging to play, has high replayability due to the potential to fine tune the difficulty) and it is a reasonably inexpensive game. PS. The components are not elaborate, but they are well made. I have played my set 20 times without any fatigue at all. I am careful with my game components, but all but the most careless people should find this set lasting for years and years.