AllplayRiver Valley Glassworks Deluxe Edition Board Game for Families and Adults - Cozy Yet Clever Drafting Game - Colorful, Tactile Pieces - Scoring Puzzle - 1 to 5 Players - 20 Minutes

Great game, works for 2 players. The art is colorful and the game has lots of variation from game to game. It's a fast game- maybe 10 - 15 minutes. It's easy to learn and challenging to play well time after time.

One of my favorite games. Is quick and easy to learn. And there’s a one player version as well.

This game is a beautiful blend of tactile elements, strategy, luck, and ease of learning and setup. I cannot get enough of this game! You just need a tabletop! The boards are double-sided with a solo option and a group play option. I'm excited to see how the solo one works!

So cute and fun! Great family game and fun for most ages. Took a minute to figure out how the points work, but I probably could have found for a YouTube video for faster instructions.

Great game, easy to learn and fun. The deluxe edition is by far better than the retail, however much more $ of course. There was the issue with the bent neoprene playmat that you can find in other forums on-line, this is not an Amazon issue or really a game maker issue but a factory issue. I was able to lightly iron my flatter (not completely flat) but the small bend does not affect game play. Again a great, easy game to teach and learn for more of the beginner based gamers.

This is a great presentation in a deluxe version of the game. The components are to notch.

This abstract strategy game was a breakout hit at Gen Con and it has the advantage of being playable by 1-5 players and taking only 20 minutes or so to play. It is also quick to set up and to break back down.The meat of the gameplay consists of putting a game piece into one of six river sections that is marked with the same shape as the piece being put in. The player putting in the piece then chooses the one of two river sections next to that section and takes all the pieces and puts them by color (instead of shape) onto their personal player board.The placement rules are that (a) if a player already has any pieces of that color on their board, other pieces of that color must go in the same column, in the lowest row possible, or (b) if a piece is a new color, it must go into the leftmost column in the bottom row. If the piece can't be placed, it goes into the player's "overflow" and at the end of the game, each piece there is worth -3 points.Points are scored in rows and columns and some colors are rarer than others. It's a bit of a brain burner to figure out which stones to put in the river and which to take out and place, as well as which to put down where. There's also the fact that stones you place into the river may or may not be there on your next turn!There's a little more to it, but not much.A good game for fans of games like Azul.A very easy game to learn but a hard one for maximizing points.

This game is super fun, easy to learn and teach to others. It's generally quite liked by all. Is it worth the extra for the "Deluxe"? Not really... but it has some cool different features than the regular version.