Coimbra

Great game where you roll dice and then share resources with them. I'll play this again for sure. Has very little take that, but worth noting as some dont like that at all.

Beautiful game with fun mechanics. It took a couple of playthroughs to get really invested but once we understood the rules it was a blast. Great overall game!

Wife and I love this game. Has mechanics we like and once the iconography is learned actually plays very quickly. Art is nice and materials are good. Cards a little thin but nothing sleeping doesn’t help.

In Coimbra, you place dice to pursue your win condition. Often times dice games are a turn off because of dice variance, but Coimbra balances that nicely by having high dice rolls pick first on some tracks, but low on others. So it really comes down to how well you manage what you've rolled. There's also three different victory point paths you can pursue giving the game tons of variability. High replay value. This is a middle-weight game, so if you prefer lighter games this may not be for you.

Fun game with interesting dice action mechanism. Many interesting decisions and paths to take. You can have a different focus for several different plays. Beautiful too.

Medium-low weight euro, with easy to learn rules, where you will be trying to acquire cards every turn using the rolled dices for the round, each card will let you go up in one of the four different tracks, you will check your position on the track and receive the bonus of that level, give support for a voyage (end game bonuses) and after four rounds the one with most points is the winner. Would recommend it if you want something not that complicated with lots of combos for cards. also great at 2 players.

So many options, does take a lot of time to play.

A great game with pretty simple gameplay. The player boards do a great job of walking through all of the actions. The iconography is pretty simple and easy to grasp once you start playing. The game gives the player lots of decisions and paths to victory. Have really enjoyed all of my game plays and one I'm always looking to get to the table.

I'm loving Coimbra, very charming art and lots of great decisions to be made with the dice, cards, and map. I have only played 2-player so far and I think it works great, there wasn't a lot of fighting over cards/map routes but I imagine with 3 and especially 4 there would be more 'fighting' over spaces. If you like dice drafting, tableau building, and action combos I would give this a try!

Coimbra is simply fantastic. It’s such an elegant design!