Project L Strategy , Family Board Game for Adults and Kids | Ages 8 and up | 1 to 4 Players | Average Playtime 30 Minutes | Made by MixloreThe Forest Stewardship Council

sin duda de mis juegos de mesa preferidos!!

We love this game. It's so fun! Games are always different so it has a high rate of playability. If you like. Tetris or tanagrams, this is super fun!.

A priori, supe que el juego era bueno, pero hasta que lo pruebas, es que notas lo entretenido que puede llegar a ser.Perfecto para 2, 3 o 4 personas.Ahora quiero las expansiones para ver qué tanta diversión agrega a un juego base que de por sí, es increíble.Las 5 estrellas ganadas totalmente; se ha convertido en uno de mis favoritos y eso que no soy muy dado a los juegos de mesa.

We love playing this game.Good strategy and spatial problem solving game. Good for family's couples, friends game nights. Never gets old.

Well made components. Collect the shapes and complete the Tetris-like puzzles. Earn points based on complexity of puzzles. Try to complete the most and best scoring puzzles.

Great lightweight strategy game, while the strategy seems to be somewhat linear (“pixel acquisition, supply bank optimization, Victory Point/end game), it’s interesting when playing against similar skill level opponents.Each additional player is more constraining - upgrading becomes a better action and more worth doing, and it’s a more challenging finding a path to victory. Simultaneously making it more fun and requiring more skill/strategy.The best part if the game is that everybody makes progress and achieves milestones. It’s very very easy to learn and to play. And super fast regardless of player count.I’ve never rated a game based on packaging/ organization… however The two things I dislike most anbout this game that reduce it an half a star for me are storage box layout and in-game piece organization.During the game the pieces are just kind of in messy piles in your supply and in the piece bank. The white and black puzzle boards need to be commingled when stored, and the size of the rulebook dictates that there needs to be a dead space cardboard separator in the middle so it’s inefficient/larger than it needs to be. Add to that the player boards are a couple mm too tall to fit underneath the lengthy side to keep them from creasing/getting beat up. But organization wasn’t seemingly considered while planning storage or for gameplay.

The materials for the pieces are good quality, but always take care to get everything in order to avoid missing one. The game itself is fun, up to four players to have a game for 1 hour or less, depending on how fast you play. I recommend to watch a video and also read the manual, but its not so hard to get into the play. I think 40 dollars its a good price to buy but If you find a discount much better.

Super simple to learnAnd has unexpected strategic depthHigh quality piecesPlays well with 2 or 3 peopleI think fourth might be too much but yet to try