Thames & Kosmos | 692384 | Imhotep - Builder of Egypt | Family Board Game by Thames and Kosmos | Toy of The Year Finalist | Parents Choice Gold Award Winner | Spiel Des Jahres-Nominated | Ages 10+

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You should try the following : check your connection, disable ad-blocker, clear your browser cache, try in private mode, try from another browser/computer/connection. It’s a really clever design to increase the complexity of that decision without overcomplicating it. They’re not really worth any points, so if you take too many, you’re going to be stuck with a bunch of extra actions while your opponent has a bunch of bonus points.

Related Posted in review Tagged card game, card games, competitive, competitive game, competitive games, imhotep, kosmos, modular game, stacking games, tabletop, tabletop game, tabletop games, take that, thames and kosmos Bookmark the permalink. The Temple is assessed at the end of the round and the Obelisks and Burial Chamber are assessed at the end of the game.

The Market – as each stone is removed from the boat, the player whom the stone belongs to can claim any one of the available market cards. And with an A side and a B side to each of the four boards, there is a really drastic change in approach on some of these when you change sides.

There are four monuments to build: pyramid, temple, burial chamber and obelisk, although each card can be reversed to the B-side, which offers an extra challenge by making it more difficult to score. It’s not going to feel quite as hateful as, say, 7 Wonders: Duel, but it’s definitely not going to feel awesome all the time. Just like standard Imhotep, the Obelisk is a great thing to dump on a player who is already winning it. Success is based on setting yourself up to do “well enough” each round, instead of playing for perfection.All photos on this site are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.