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Santorini 2nd Edition Strategy Game

by Roxley Games

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Santorini is an accessible strategy game for ages 8+, 2-4 players
Simple enough for an elementary school classroom while aiming to provide gameplay depth and content for hardcore gamers to explore
The rules are simple. Each turn consists of 2 steps: move or build
Santorini features variable player powers layered over an otherwise abstract game
40 thematic God and hero powers that fundamentally change the way the game is played

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Technical Details

Model Number	SPI6039848
Number of Game Players	4
Number of Pieces	30
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included?	No
Remote Control Included?	No

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ASIN	B076VY6QKY
Customer Reviews	2 customer reviews
Amazon Bestsellers Rank	8,386 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #1044 in Board Games (Toys & Games)
Shipping Weight	1 Kg
Date First Available	13 December 2017

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Santorini is a non-abstract re-imagining of the 2004 edition. Since its original inception over 30 years ago, Santorini has been endlessly developed, enhanced and refined by mathematician and educator, Dr. Gordon Hamilton. Santorini is a highly accessible pure strategy game that is simple enough for an elementary school classroom. But with enough gameplay depth and content for even hardcore gamers to explore, Santorini is truly a game for everyone.

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M. Preda

Nice game, simple rules.

20 November 2019

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Nice game for 2 people.

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woopsicle

Great game and good quality version

14 July 2019

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Great game and good quality version

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Amazon.com: 48 reviews

Not the original Roxley edition as advertised!

24 December 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Should have known given the price, but this is not the original Roxley edition as advertised. It's the Spin Master version, which you can usually find cheaper elsewhere on Amazon. Also, the copy I received had clearly been opened and damaged, so back it went to returns!

13 people found this helpful

K. Lewis

Great game for a couple

28 February 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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My fiance and I love playing games, but we can have different tastes so it can be hard to find a game we both enjoy. He enjoys very strategic games that can require a long time and a lot of thought. I enjoy games where you can still have a conversation with each other. We have a few standards that we both love to play that fall in a middle ground (challenging, but not too much, and usually somewhat faster gameplay) but we needed to get some variety. My fiance went to a local game store and one of the employees HIGHLY recommended Santorini. My fiance bought it, but was highly skeptical because it looks very childish. We sat down and played it and fell in love and it has become out go-to game.
First, the written instructions are a little confusing. Thankfully there are videos on YouTube to help illustrate. We had to look a few up before we could play our first round. You should play a few rounds without the god cards to get a feel for it. Then add in the god cards when it starts to get a little to easy to be enjoyable. Sometimes when we're wanting to play but are just brain-tired we'll play without the god cards then too. It's nice that you can adjust the complexity of the game. I haven't played this game with children, but it seems like a game that would have broad appeal. For reference we are 30 and 36 and we still really enjoy this game, so it's not just for families.
Game play seems to be somewhat quick, but can vary. Some of our games are done in a few minutes, some take a little longer. But they are quick enough to play a few rounds. I like games that have quicker play because you don't get too emotionally invested in the outcome and it gives you freedom to test out and hone new strategies, plus it makes the players move faster because they know it isn't the end of the world if you lose because you can always play a new round. Nothing is worse than sitting across from your opponent waiting and waiting for them to think through their move. My fiance does have a habit of that, but when he knows we're playing a few rounds and the rounds are quick it helps him make moves quicker.
Set up is easy and fast.
We're still getting a hang on the god cards and which ones work well with each other. But that's another reason that faster rounds is nice. If you pair two god cards together that don't make for a good game it's not the end of the world. Just try another pairing the next time. They can totally change the feel of the game and I love that.
We haven't tried playing with more than two people yet, but I think it would be really fun.
Overall this is now one of our favorite games for two people. Don't let the artwork fool you, it is great for adults as well.

3 people found this helpful

Tiffany K

Awesome 1v1 or 2v2

1 January 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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This and yinsh are the best 1v1 or 2v2 player games we have. Out of 10 games for Christmas this and wildlands were played the most.
My wife enjoys how quick it plays.
After having it a while I've been shocked how much our 7y daughter and 9y daughter enjoy playing it. With them we play without the God power cards. Daddy let's them win some times. Overall great family game too!

5 people found this helpful

archshrk

A great little game than can be simple or complex

8 August 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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This is a great little game that can be played with simple rules that are easy for anyone to master or with advanced rules (the god cards) which increase the complexity of the game from medium to hard by introducing additional abilities that are unique to each player.

My youngest loves games with pieces you can touch and move so he's more engaged in the game and this definitely fits that need. The stacking building levels create a diverse landscape for players to move around in and keeps the game fresh since the board is never the same twice.

Definitely worth the current price of $20

2 people found this helpful

Joshyjosh00

Awesome Game

25 July 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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This game is truely a beauty. Best games out there have simple rules but keep you fully engaged. You move and you build. That's it. I didn't know what (multi) was in the description. It stands for Multi language in the instructions. It comes with a second set of instructions in French. Overall a great game. Better for 2 people and a game can be played in a matter of minutes unlike chess which could take hours and headache medication.

2 people found this helpful