Azul Queen's Garden Board Game - Create a Royal Paradise! Mosaic Tile Placement Strategy Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 10+, 2-4 Players, 45-60 Minute Playtime, Made by Plan B Games

Azul: Queen's Garden is a beautifully designed and highly strategic board game that offers a unique and challenging gaming experience. The game is easy to learn and set up, but offers a depth of strategy that will keep players engaged for hours. The objective of the game is to score points by placing tiles and creating patterns on your player board. The game mechanics are simple yet compelling, and players must carefully consider their moves in order to score the most points and secure the win.One of the standout features of Azul: Queen's Garden is its gorgeous tile art and high-quality components. The game pieces are well made and the player boards are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The game's also has a ton of replayability as each playthrough offers a unique experience due to the random tile draw mechanic. This makes it a great game to play with friends and family, as players can try out new strategies each time they play.One thing I love about Queen's Garden is its balance of deep strategy and tactical gameplay. Players must plan ahead and make strategic decisions, while also being mindful of their opponents' moves and adjusting their tactics accordingly. This creates a delicate balance between long-term planning and short-term tactics, making it a challenging and engaging experience for players. Additionally, the game's random tile draw ensures that each playthrough is unique, further adding to its replayability.In conclusion, Queen's Garden is a fantastic board game that offers a unique and challenging gaming experience. Its beautiful tile art, high-quality components, and well-designed mechanics make it a standout game in the board gaming community. Whether you're a seasoned board gamer or a casual player, Azul: Queen's Garden offers a satisfying mix of strategy and tactics that can provide hours of enjoyment. If you've played Azul and are looking for some deeper strategy, or just looking for a new and exciting board game to play with family and friends, I can highly recommend!

This latest addition to the Azul family is quite different from the original 3. It has elements from the 2nd and 3rd Azul and from Qwirkle. We enjoy it a lot because it has more strategy, is beautiful and satisfying. The drawbacks: light/dark purple and light/dark green tiles (confusing at times, specially at night), takes more time to play that the previous Azul's, and takes time to learn and get use to it. Other than that, excellent game.

This by far is my number one azul game. It is a perfect game for two to three players. It is simple yet complex. There are so many different strategies and each game is unique. Just an FYI, the instructions in the box are a bit confusing. Watch a youtube video for game play. 💗

We are huge Azul fans so I was excited for a new version to be released. It does not disappoint! I love how each version they are increasing the complexity. However, this is not a complex game to understand even if you have never played Azul before! I just like the variation of this game related to strategy. Well done - can't wait for the release of another Azul in the future.

This is one of our favorite games right now. Played it dozen of times. Works very well for 2 player. Our other favorite games are Race for the Galaxy, Terraforming Mars Ares, Castles of Burgundy, Bunny Kingdom and Wingspan. What I love about this game, in particular, is every game is completely unique every time, and it isn't a mean - beat up on the other player - kind of game. You do your thing, the other player does there thing, and the points show who did it better. Definitely I prefer this to the original Azul, and we play it nearly every game night. It is a winner!

We got this for my in laws after falling in love with the original Azul game. They said they couldn't figure out how to play it because they're "too old." The next time we visited them, my husband and I took on the challenge to learn the Queen's Garden. There are so many moving parts and it was extremely confusing to figure out. The first time we were actually able to play through, we focused on the basic rules of taking pieces, placing pieces (and "paying" for them), legally building the garden space, and scoring each round. The second time we played, we were able to figure out scoring the end of the game and since then have been able to actually have a strategy while playing.We taught my friends how to play and they picked it up about the same way we did, but it was definitely easier for them to have someone know what they're doing to guide them.Now it's one of my favorite games but it's definitely not for everyone.

As a fan of the Azul games, this is by far my favorite.This is a tile placing game that uses patterns and colors in order to score and create a beautiful garden.If you've played the base game of Azul before, you will pick up the rules easily. If the Azul games are new to you, it might take a youtube video or two to learn. It's not a difficult game to teach or learn. Once you know how to play, it's simple to teach and retain. While it can be fun and easy to play, I'd suggest an age minimum of 10.The game takes maybe 30 minutes for two players and about minutes for 4 players. Several rounds make for a great night.Max is 4 players. I've tried adding another game to get up to 7 players but it doesn't work at all.Like all the Azul games, this game is made of good quality paper for the boards. The hexagon tiles are bright, bold, and beautiful.All in all for the money, I've gotten my values worth and more with how many times I've played this.10/10.

I really like this game. We play the original one often but I think I like this one just as much

Great family game

El juego me gustó mucho. Lo compré en inglés. Quizá debería escribir esta review en inglés, pero de todos modos la escribo.Las reglas son las más complicadas de todas los Azules, pero realmente no son tan complicadas. Entretiene mucho jugarlo y motiva a usar estrategias variadas, ya que no tiene elementos de alatoriedad.

The instructions for this game were so complicated that I sent it back.

Es un juego un poco difícil de dominar en comparación a los juegos anteriores (Azul) pero es más desafiante

El juego es bueno, siento que bebe del Cálico, pero es el que menos siento como AZUL.Los materiales de primera impresión pueden parecer de mejor calidad pero no es así, tiene mejor producción que los otros azules, recomendado si eres fan de la saga de azules, pero como dije es el que menos tiene que ver, con un alto nivel de ap