TOP 10 Games using 70x120mm sleeves

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TOP 10 Games using 70x120mm sleeves

TOP 10 - 70x120mm

 

  1. Hellboy: The Board Game

Publisher: Mantic Games

Players: 1-4

Playing Time: 60-90 minutes

Mechanisms: Cooperative Game, Dice Rolling, Variable Player Powers

Sleeves: MUS 41x63mm, TCG 63,5x88mm, BST 70x120mm, OSHB 130x168mm

A dungeon crawler in the Hellboy universe. It's a generic dice rolling adventure type of game with the IP. I would suggest this game to the Hellboy fans.

 

  1. Tiny Towns

Publisher: AEG

Players: 1-5

Playing Time: 45-60 minutes

Mechanisms: Eng Game Bonuses, Grid Coverage, Pattern Building,  Variable Player Powers

Sleeves: TCG 63,5x88mm, BST 70x120mm

If you like tetris type of games, you should have a good time playing Tiny Towns. Players will try to fill out their towns with certain materials to build buildings and score the most points.

 

  1. Ankh: Gods of Egypt

Publisher: CMON

Players: 2-5

Playing Time: 90 minutes

Mechanisms: Action Retrieval, Alliances, Area Majority, Tech Trees, Variable Player Powers

Sleeves: STN 57,5x89mm, BST 70x120mm

This is an epic area majority game where gods will roam the Ancient Egypt and kick other gods in their behinds. It's a very beautiful game with a lot of decisions and choices.

 

  1. Arcadia Quest

Publisher: CMON

Players: 2-4

Playing Time: 60 minutes

Mechanisms: Dice Rolling, Grid Movement, Campaign

Sleeves: MUS 41x63mm, TCG 63,5x88mm, BST 70x120mm

Each player controls a group of 3 heroes that run amok on the map trying to score some points by defeating enemy heroes and/or NPC. The game is short enough that a few bad rolls don't leave a bad taste for too long.

 

  1. Legacy of Dragonholt

Publisher: Fantasy Flight Games

Players: 1-6

Playing Time: 60 minutes

Mechanisms: Cooperative Game, Role Playing, Storytelling, Solo

Sleeves: BST 70x120mm

A storytelling game where you mostly read text, decide between a few choices and get the good/bad rewards. It's a hybrid between a RPG and a boardgame.

 

  1. Tidal Blades: Heroes of the Reef

Publisher: Druid City Games

Players: 1-4

Playing Time: 60-90 minutes

Mechanisms: Dice Rolling, Hand Management, Open Drafting, Worker Placement

Sleeves: MUS 41x63mm, S65 65x65mm, STN 57,5x89mm, BST 70x120mm

Such a beautiful production, with a lot of good choices. Leveling up and trading goods to get better and better at fighting monsters… just lovely.

 

  1. Daybreak

Publisher: CMYK

Players: 1-4

Playing Time: 60-120 minutes

Mechanisms: Cooperative Game, Hand Management, Simultaneous Action Selection

Sleeves: MED 43x67mm, TCG 63,5x88mm, BST 70x120mm

Saving the world's pollution within a game has never been so interesting. The game always pushes you into hard decisions. Should you save a card for a better next turn or use it now for a slight advantage that might stop a snowball effect? A great coop game.

 

  1. Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition

Publisher: Stronghold Games

Players: 1-4

Playing Time: 45-60 minutes

Mechanisms: End Game Bonuses, Follow, Hand Management

Sleeves: TCG 63,5x88mm, BST 70x120mm

Improving a planet together with other players but at the same time trying to be in front of the competition, is always puting some strain on your decisions which agenda to push forward. You also try to read what your opponents will do next turn so you can get some free actions of them. So many interesting decisions.

 

  1. Century: Spice Road

Publisher: Plan B Games

Players: 2-5

Playing Time: 30-45 minutes

Mechanisms: Action Retrieval, Contracts, Hand Management, Open Drafting

Sleeves: BST 70x120mm

Such a simple premise to this game and yet so much fun if you like the feeling of »improvement«. Every turn you have a hard decision between scoring or improving your hand etc…

 

  1. Dinosaur World

Publisher: Pandasaurus Games

Players: 2-4

Playing Time: 60-120 minutes

Mechanisms: Dice Rolling, Income, Tile Placement, Worker Placement

Sleeves: TCG 63,5x88mm, BST 70x120mm

Theme and mechanisms go hand in hand with this one. You are building your park and walking the thin line between an interesting park and an all you can eat buffet for the dinosaurs from the beginning to the end. There are many ways to score points here.. even the safe route without many dinosaurs if you prefer to play with less stress 😊


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