Asmodee | Project L | Board Game | 1- 4 Players | Ages 13+ | 20 to 40 Minutes Playing Time

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It plays very well solo too. The core game is practically the same with some additional rules to learn. The game flows very well and the additional rules do not get in the way of the core gameplay, yet they offer an additional challenge to overcome. The cards are laid out in a three by three grid and a number of cubes placed above each column. Each time a piece is taken from the grid, a cube is moved from the corresponding column in to the AI's supply. Cubes are then distributed from the opponent's supply and any available pieces above the columns. The AI opponent always takes a piece with the most points on their go and stores in their victory pile. The AI offers a decent challenge and simulates having other players around the table very well. Final Puzzle... A player can have a maximum of four puzzle tiles in front of them at any one time. Once a puzzle tile has been completed, the pieces are returned to the player's supply and the puzzle tile is placed to the side for end game scoring. Any bonus puzzle pieces shown on the tile are taken from the general supply and added to the player's personal supply. It is a game that you can teach to just about anyone and they will be up and running with it in a matter of minutes. There is an underlying "light" engine building feel to it as well. Completing one puzzle will give you another piece that you can use to complete another puzzle and so on. The pieces are bright and chunky and the game has a very satisfying tactile feel to it. Seeing a completed puzzle tile, especially one of the big four or five pointers is great. There is minimal interaction between the players, but that is not what this game is about. It is about running your own puzzle in the most efficient way to gain the most points. A player can have a maximum of four puzzle tiles in front of them at any one time. Once a puzzle tile has been completed, the pieces are returned to the player’s supply and the puzzle tile is placed to the side for end game scoring. Any bonus puzzle pieces shown on the tile are taken from the general supply and added to the player’s personal supply.

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In addition, most advertising networks offer you a way to opt out of targeted advertising. If you would like to find out more information, please visit http://www.aboutads.info/choices/or http://www.youronlinechoices.com.It plays very well solo too. The core game is practically the same with some additional rules to learn. The game flows very well and the additional rules do not get in the way of the core gameplay, yet they offer an additional challenge to overcome. The cards are laid out in a three by three grid and a number of cubes placed above each column. Each time a piece is taken from the grid, a cube is moved from the corresponding column in to the AI’s supply. Cubes are then distributed from the opponent’s supply and any available pieces above the columns. The AI opponent always takes a piece with the most points on their go and stores in their victory pile. The AI offers a decent challenge and simulates having other players around the table very well. Final Puzzle… Despite its simplicity, there is still some thought behind your actions. Do you spend time upgrading your pieces to make completing the more complex puzzles easier. Or do you try and go for many smaller point puzzles whilst your opponent is spending two or three turns building up to a big five point puzzle tile. End game scoring has always been close in the games I have played, which have mostly been against one other player.

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It is a game that you can teach to just about anyone and they will be up and running with it in a matter of minutes. There is an underlying “light” engine building feel to it as well. Completing one puzzle will give you another piece that you can use to complete another puzzle and so on. The pieces are bright and chunky and the game has a very satisfying tactile feel to it. Seeing a completed puzzle tile, especially one of the big four or five pointers is great. There is minimal interaction between the players, but that is not what this game is about. It is about running your own puzzle in the most efficient way to gain the most points.

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