Agrícola (edición revisada)

IgZeppa9/10

1 a 4 jugadores

Mishigeek8.7/10

Se vende

SentoTM9/10

Muy bueno. Mira que no me excita(ba) la perspectiva de jugarlo, ni por tema ni por mecánicas, ni por el draft inicial que es algo que no me mola (porque creo que se me da bastante mal en todos los juegos que lo tienen), pero luego estoy jugando y, foquin masterpis, todo el rato llorando porque voy a pasar hambre o al filo de la silla porque tengo un planazo que me van a reventar.

Meeplay_78619/10

My favorite relax game SOLD => prefert to play fiels of arle a 2-3 players.. and feast for odin at 3-4 players.

CalabozoCriollo7/10

A nice improvement to the game, but this euro aged hardly since it´s abit difficult to new players to get.

If u never had played this game, with this version is enough for enjoy.

ThePacheco9.5/10

This was my first euro game and while the rulebook is kinda bad (would recommend watching a video to learn instead), the mechanics are great, the game is really tight and tense, you always have to be careful with what you do (specially when paying food). It scales really well for all player counts. It has amazing replay value with the cards and it has lasted with us for years and we still play it on occasions, highly recommended if you want a highly strategic, tense and punishing euro game.

Javi3rpc8.3/10

It is known that Agricola is the “father” of the eurogames because it was one of the first (or the first) games to implement the mechanism of the worker placement and the resources management in a strategic way. Having said that, Agricola is a sheer eurogame where we are farmers struggle for surviving in the harshness of the 17th century. The principal mechanism is the worker placement combines with the benefits which cards can give. I don’t consider this game as fiddly as people do. Personally speaking, it is not the hardness to learn how the game works, it’s more about how to manage to survi