Lost Ruins of Arnak Reviews

4.7 Rating 58 Reviews

Lost Ruins of Arnak Allegro Review Lost Ruins of Arnak Review Lost Ruins of Arnak (Solo Game) Review Top 10 Board Games of 2020 Lost Ruins of Arnak @ 38:10 On an uninhabited island in uncharted seas, explorers have found traces of a great civilization. Now you will lead an expedition to explore the island, find lost artifacts, and face fearsome guardians, all in a quest to learn the island's secrets.Lost Ruins of Arnak combines deck-building and worker placement in a game of exploration, resource management, and discovery..newspaper {column-count: 2;}Contents:1 Double-sided Main Board4 Double-sided Player Boards1 Double-sided Supply Boards110 Cards8 Wooden Archaeologists8 Wooden Research Tokens16 Site Tiles16 Idol Tiles15 Guardian Tiles12 Assistant Tiles18 Research Reward Tiles24 Temple Tiles5 Blocking Tiles15 Rival Action Tiles27 Cardboard Coin Tokens27 Cardboard Compass Tokens16 Plastic Tablet Tokens12 Plastic Arrowhead Tokens9 Plastic Jewel Tokens10 Fear Tiles1 Starting Playing Marker1 Cardboard Moon Staff4 Quick Reference Sheets1 RulebookAges: 12+Players: 1-4Game Length: 30 minutes per playerGet Organized! Click here to check out the Box Insert for this game!

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“Fantastic game, mechanics, components and overall gameplay. It was an instant hit with my family.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“My wife and I both really enjoy this game and the mix of worker placement and tableau building. It's easy to learn and to teach and the teens enjoy it as well, so it makes for a great family game. It is paced really well to boot. It forces you to make tough but logical decisions on whether to buy cards, explore, etc. that are really fun. The artwork is amazing. Playing a game with components that are as solid as these are make the entire gaming experience better. Our only complaint is that it can start to seem the same after repeated plays. There aren't that many Guardians or sites to explore over multiple plays so you get used to them and they aren't as exciting to reveal. We are really hoping for an expansion that will add variety to the game. In addition, the flip side of the gaming board where you have to go rescue workers from the temple just really wasn't all that much fun. We've only played with that side of the board once. We much prefer the base game. Despite those minor quibbles, we think this game rocks and we'll be going back to the jungle as often as we can.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Another soulless euro with a pasted on theme. I never felt that I was adventuring and the stew of mechanisms have been done better elsewhere.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Love it! Tons of replay-ability and the components are basically upgraded already! Can't recommend this enough and the solo mode is pretty good too.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great mix of deckbuilding and worker placement. Less confrontational than Dune Imperium if you prefer more Euro style conflict.”