Dinosaur World

Lo adquirí en oferta, muy buen juego a un super precio. Considero que tiene una dificultad media, hay juegos más difíciles, y tiene gran rejugabilidad. Lo recomiendo totalmente.

Buena calidad

Schönes Spiel aber nichts für Tierschützer ;) Der Park baut sich Runde für Runde auf und die Touries laufen dann die Stationen ab. Das ganze ist sehr solitär und etwas fummelig und die einzelnen Phasen müssen konzentriert abgearbeitet werden. Aber das Spiel macht sehr viel Spaß und sieht sehr schön aus. Oft ist die Strategie irgendwie voll im Eimer da der Jeep dann doch nicht die Route fährt an der man ewig geplant hat oder die Arbeiter müssen zwangsweise anders eingesetzt werden weil Aktionen sich plötzlich ausschließen, dann ergeben sich super Alternativen oder man scheitet kläglich aber das macht den Spielreiz aus. Die Regeln sind nicht schwer, dennoch ist das nur was für disziplinierte Kennerspieler. Geht auch super zu zweit.

This is a game that engages my mind from the initial draft of building and paddock tiles and holds it captive and constantly planning until the very last Jeeple Tour is finished and final scoring begins. There is a lot to initially take in with this one, it sprawls across the table like the fully extended wings of a Pteranodon, it can seem intimidating and dangerous as rules are explained and you find out that deaths in your park will result in negative victory points at the end. The “danger dice” are exactly as advertised and have a heavy lean towards causing havoc in your park as you take your paying visitors on tours through rows of caged dinos, you’ll have to find balance between security measures and how many massive creatures you let your scientists create. So much to do in so little time, and even the best laid plans will have to drastically shift each turn as the decisions made by your opponents will directly influence your access to certain types of workers, the tiles used to build a successful park, or the vital DNA you’ll need to create magnificent creatures to shock and amaze your visitors.Let me offer my a tip for the massive sprawling bit, it looks amazing all laid out on the table, there are hefty and translucent amber dice, a plethora of these awesome dinosaur tokens to gather as you create dinosaurs, thick dual layer boards with exciting colors and easily referenced iconography to track your DNA storage, security, threat, and Jeep upgrades and several other boards to hold tiles and score tokens. At four players you have a full table of “OMG look at all the awesome stuff” laid before you, save a bit of table room though and pull the island board that contains the set of attractions for each player. After our first few games we found it much easier to give each player their own supply of those unique attractions or keep them off the table in the box, one game is enough to familiarize yourself with the public actions and just say on your turn that you’re building the restaurant, security building, roller coaster, or merchandise shop. Now you’ve got a bit of breathing room with one of the main island boards off the table and you can focus more on remains. It is still a lot, but all the pieces smoothly fall into place with an easy to navigate rulebook and iconography that accurately explains board and tile actions with quick glances.This has been a surprising survivor in our collection as it took a few games to get past the obvious strategies and start focusing more on how certain tile combinations work together and how not to be afraid of negative points for visitor deaths. We rushed the first few games trying all herbivores if we could, and then full on carnivores and only focusing on security and make more large dinos, in later games we started seeing more value in upgrading the Jeeple garage and trying to maximize excitement levels even at the risk of unfortunate security accidents in our parks. Dinosaur World is the type of game you can get lost in with the different ways you can approach it. Is an all massive carnivore/high security strategy still a good one, yes it is, it works nicely actually, but you can fall to someone who’s built a lager park of more tiles and fully upgraded their Jeeple garage to make their tours longer, more exciting and constantly unlocking powerful upgrade and bonuses at the end of each round. You still have to be on guard for the player who aims for the high point scoring objective cards and focuses on getting first place points on each of those while having a smaller less exciting park, but a few optimized buildings and drafting green workers can let that player gain more than enough income during the private action phase to build several expensive victory point scoring tiles each round.Dinosaur World is everything and the kitchen sink all crammed into one impressive game in the best of ways, it’s one of those cookie recipes that end up having cranberries or something in it that you’d never expect to like but you try it out and WOW, it’s amazing. I love that each phase you’re picking up a new puzzle piece that you have to fit into your park, other players may lock you out of getting the best building or paddock tiles but maybe you’ll gain the advantage by accumulating and banking a lot of excess DNA to use in the future and save more of your workers for private actions. Fully funding the Jeeple Garage and making the most of my tours each round is my current favorite play style, you can make huge gains in all areas of the game from the bonuses you accumulate there along with being fully prepared to make long tours through the park each round. However you decide to approach it, do so with caution Dinosaur World will sink its teeth into you and pull you into an ever evolving and thinky city building dinotastic game.

Gran juego, y realmente muy sencillo de jugar. Aún me falta agarrarle el truco para generar puntos de victoria a lo vestía.