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Old 11-26-2003, 01:00 AM
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[Board/Tactical Game]: Carcassonne: Hunters and Gatherers, reviewed by ShannonA (5/5)

http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/9/9897.phtml

Shannon Appelcline's Summary:

A great tile-laying game allowing fairly casual play and a good level of strategy. A totally standalone game using a similar system to the original Carcassonne that also surpasses its ancestor.

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Old 06-02-2005, 03:07 AM
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H&G

Post originally by Zapp at 2005-06-02 02:07:16
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It really is a shame they couldn't do a Carcassone 2nd edition, incorporating the elements of H&G. We'll have to wait until noone is buying Carcassone or its expansions any longer I guess...

H&G is undoubtedly the better game, just as you say in your review, but its graphics is a major downer for me.

It really is not the same. H&G feels like a children's game, complete with drawings of cute animals.

Subjective, I know, but I prefer the city-theme so much more I can't bring myself to play H&G... :-(

A simple redrawing of the graphics would do the trick: Rivers become roads; huts become towns or markets. The animals could become farms while the tigers become bandits. Etc.

I wonder how far you would get simply using the Carcassone units, but apply H&G rules?
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