Miami Dice: Queendomino 

vankook 😂😂😂

Sooooooooooooooooooooooo awkward!

i realize I'm kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good website to stream new movies online?

@Paxton Kobe i watch on flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

@Harper Karsyn Yea, have been using Flixzone for months myself :)

uffff i'm not alone ;)

You're a same man is an insane world, Wes! Did you know that Whistle Stop has an icon on the bottom half of the box that allows you to make sure the top goes on the bottom correctly? That needs to be an industry standard.

WOW! I have been on the fence about Whistle Stop, but that single fact makes me want to instantly buy it. And I always say you have to be a bit crazy to stay sane...

Lol. You should get the game because it is insanely awesome but any reason is a good reason.

Nope. Not the instruction book. :)

BGG's Essen preview lists it at 30 Euros.

They were selling it for $30 at GenCon.

I believe it's $30, will probably be $20ish on MM and CSI

PREACH.

Agreed, Kingdomino is excellent for showing people new to board gamers waaay better than queendomino

Love Letter is a favourite group game and has different themes nowadays, still selling hot

Answer 2. Yes the backs are different to be easily seperated

I ordered mine from Amazon halfway through the review :D

Sorry, my bad - I had actually ordered Kingdomino by mistake, which is what happens when you're so excited you buy without taking a close look. Gotta go cancel that order now :(

It is still a great game :)

I played it tonight and I would not play it with your 9 year old. Maybe 11.

I agree. Modern gamers will trumpet a game's simplicity, because they don't seem to like games that challenge you to learn, but they then hate on simple games. Doesn't make any sense to me, either.

Kingdomino - New boardgamer Queendomino - just slightly more advanced boardgamer I’ll use Kingdomino to teach (who doesn’t love playing a game while teaching the rules) and Queendomino to enjoy the economy created. And finally Monarchdomino (joint) to really have some good fun!

I tend to dislike too simple games, but I enjoy Kingdomino anyway.

I’d usually disagree with you (simple games are fine if that’s your thing, and there are quite a few I like, but often I gravitate towards heavier games and don’t like the push to make things simpler) but in this instance, absolutely agree. I have Queendomino now and keen to try it, but the elegance of Kingdomino is the draw for me, and any additions whatsoever make it look like it would be too clunky to deliver what’s special about it. Why play a complicated Kingdomino when I can just play a game designed specifically with complexity in mind from the ground up?

Agreed. Kingdomino filled a cool niche, especially with my wife and kids (when they get a pair more years older). If I want a deeper tile-layer, I have quite a few choices these days!

Yes, if I want a more complex "Dominoes for gamers" I'd pick Sapiens.

I've only played Kingdomino 4 times on 2 separate occasions. In I think 3/4 games at least once a player decided to take that bottom tile only to find themselves picking last in the next 2-3 rounds and voicing their dismay that "I guess i'm picking last again." And these are people that really love the game bemoaning this. This on top of the fact that sometimes that tile you are forced to take will not work in your kingdom is incredibly punitive for that one tile you thought you needed. And there's no way to predict the level of which you will be punished when you make that decision. I've been told that yes that can happen and does suck, but the game is so quick you should play it 2-3 times per sitting and add the total scores of those games to determine a winner. Now winning isn't everything, but I really don't want to have to play a game 3 times to counter balance the randomness and imbalances in a game. So I'll ask this question: Why play a quick game multiple times to counteract the pitfalls and possible flaws in the game, when you can play a bit more of a balanced game once? For me, Kingdomino is nice, its quick and I do have fun, but isn't a game that offers much depth or decision making which I believe will be the reason why this time next year you wont see it being played much (at least not without Queendomino). I could be 100% wrong, but that's my gut feeling anyways. I think when it comes to a quick Cathala game, I much prefer Hand of the King.

This might help a smidge. The Queendomino 3p rules are different and I always play Kingdomino this way now. You put out 4 tiles every round, use them all, and just discard the one nobody picks. This will at least make 3p less punishing. Try it and report back.

nice idea!

No, the red tiles mess it up.

You can’t. The black goldmine parts are missing.

Simon Tuckley But if Kingdomino is an amazing game, why do I need Queendomino? I already have an amazing game? 😁

Cthulwho? Cuz if an amazing game can get better why wouldn't you want an awesome game

I can name a few people who would not enjoy Kingdomino given it's see spot run simplicity. Queen Domino? I don't know but it looks like the same thing with about four new rules.

Tom answers this question almost every Q&A.

Ian Kissell Not trying to create conflict, 1) I don't watch the q&as 2) it's not a question.

If you're referring to the BGG thread, he said he wants to play this AFTER hundreds of Kingdomino games, not that he wanted this originally instead.

Yes you could. I played queendomino and i can easily see that you can play it like kingdomino.

@@muhammadbinmohamedamin2179 What about those red tiles though? What are you going to do with them if you are not buying those tiles on top of them?

Does it show in the rules. Like a simple or advanced way to play? If you remove the red tiles are you left with what you would get in Kingdomino?

Can I Play the normal kingdomino game with queendomino

I was wondering this also

This cr*p again? Companies reusing mechanisms in later games do not make the previous games "swampland" unless you feel that a game needs a constant barrage of expansions and no new implementation to be worthy. Nobody threw their copies of Suburbia in the trash when Subdivisions was released. People with Descent 2.0 happily kept playing it when Imperial Assault came out. And so on, and so forth.