Knarr

Pros

• We really like it. The game has some cool set collection and objective fulfillment mechanisms. It plays fast but has what feels like a decent amount of strategic depth paired with interesting tactical decision making based on what is ava...
• Hard disagree. There’s like 3 “parts” to the whole game, a turn is super quick, and a game takes 20-30 minutes. ... Knarr is best conceptualized as a heavier Splendor: a fast, simple engine-builder that’s almost more of a race than an en...
• I love Knarr!
• This was in heavy rotation for me for a while. It’s still a great “big” game in a small box to carry around. I’m a fan.
• Aside from wishing the overall production was bigger and less fiddly, this has been one of my FAVORITE games I've been playing this year! 😀

Cons

• Man, I hate this game. The board is ridiculously small, the pieces are tiny, and the whole game mechanism is such that once someone pulls ahead, it's impossible to catch up.
• I enjoy it but it takes up way more table space than it ought to, I feel.
• Cant agree, I played it twice and each time it fell flatter than the earth. It felt like at the beginning of getting momentum, it just ends and ends immediately so making a comeback can be down right impossible in some games. Its fiddlin...
• The production is fine but I want to pull out my hair when somebody dares to breathe at the board and the ant sized cubes fly around on the income track
• it's one of the least elegant games I've ever played, some parts feel literally bolted on. I don't really feel the theme in anything. It's fiddly af. Luck is a huge factor interactivity is minimal. It takes too long for what it is, even...