Ravensburger The Rise of Queensdale for Ages 12 & Up - Legacy Strategy Board Game, Brown

Great legacy game, better than the ones before it. Best with 4 players who are committed to the campaign. The first 3-4 Epochs teach the players the game and basic strategies, at which point the game really opens up with events and hurdles to overcome. It is possible for the group to play this friendly and make sure everyone is keeping up, should someone lag behind. The last Epoch was satisfying in it's conclusion. Highly recommend this game to anyone interested in legacy games.

If you like complicated legacy boardgames, then this is a must play. I would definitely recommend it if you enjoyed pandemic legacy or gloomhaven (although this is competitive, not co-op).

We have not finished yet but I am actually enjoying this one more than I thought I would. I definitely do NOT like the organization(or lack thereof) and the rules are not done well but I enjoy the gameplay and the changes.

very disappointed a friend had a copy of the game so I wanted a copy and got it but there were some parts of the game that were missing

I love legacy games and worker placement. This game is terrible. Tedious task of putting workers, collecting resources, getting points. At least in 2 player variant, zero challenge. The story is so dull you wont even bother reading the cards. Most of the cards never get activated anyway, which is a blessing. I’m so glad it’s over. Only thing I liked was the exploration of the herbs tiles. Everything else was a snooze.

So, I've been told that this has great catch up mechanics. This wasn't true for this gamer! I stayed behind the entire game and couldn't catch up.