Blue Orange, Queendomino Game UK edition, Board Game, Ages 8+, 2-4 Players, 25 Minutes Playing

Perfect condition, great wrapping.Great game, now a medium weight instead of a gateway.This game comes with English rules, as well as Czech, Portuguese, Italian, French, German and Spanish. Whatever copy the other reviewers have received is no longer the one shipped out, so order with confidence.

We love Kingdomino, and Queendomino is a good expansion bringing in a new set of game rules and tiles. It even has the ability to combine with Kingdomino to allow even bigger city squares!Great as a standalone game but comes into its own when combined with Kingdomino - if you have that, then definitely pick up this expansion!

We love Kingdomino & Kingdomino Origins (all bought at bargain price son Amazon). This is new to us & something a bit meatier than Kingdomino. Same excellent quality components & same colourful friendly art. We haven't yet tried combining the tiles to create super Kingdoms :-) Very happy with my purchase. At £9.99 cannot go wrong.

Loved Kingdomino so bought this as an enhancement, and no longer need Kingdomino!!!Adds an extra level of complexity, lots of accessible fun and great to engage the friends who aren't mad keen on playing games with lots of instructions!

The game is really good, adds meat to Kingdomino, but doesn't overcomplicate things.The main decision is in picking tiles, you might pick the worse one but you get to go first on the next turn. Not only that -- you get to choose which building you want to build or maybe discard so others won't get it, which really adds to the game depth.The component quality is fantastic, the tiles are really thick and the coating on them has a great tactile feel. I'd rate the components above of those of Kingdomino.Overall the game feels like Carcassonne with expansions -- if you want that feel you should definitely get this game.The only drawback is the rules that came with the game were in French -- which might turn somebody off the purchase.

I bought this because we all love Kingdomino and, well, any extension to it has got to be a Good Thing.The rules come in 8 languages or so but are so atrociously written that we nearly gave up on the game - in spite of all being Kingdomino players.The problem I keep asking myself is whether the considerable added complexity results in more pleasure than Kingdomino. For me, the answer is No.However, I have found a way of using this as an extension to Kingdomino, whilst ignoring all the fiddly Queendomino rules. Simply treat each Town square as if it had a crown on it and then play by Kingdomino rules!Having 4 of you play 7x7 is great fun!And how about this for a 2-player marathon: Play 9x9 but for the first 8 rounds pick out 5 tiles and discard the unused one.Kingdomino players can benefit from the proposal in the new rules for 3 players: lay out 4 tiles each turn and discard the one that no-one chooses. So much better than choosing 36 at random.

really enjoy the extra dimension this brings - once you have got your head around it all. If you are used to playing Kingdomino, this will seem bewildering at first, with all the extra stuff going on around it - do yourself a favour and stay with it. Took us a couple of plays to get comfortable with it all, now it is a firm favourite. Top quality components, clear instructions, only real pain is totting up the scores at the end !

Adds to the original without overcomplicating things.Good quality components.