Amerigo Queenie 2: Cove Island, Bay Island & New Progress Tokens
Queen Games · Board game · 2013
2–4 · best 3, 4
75 min
Weight 2.8/5
2.0
rating
Ludopedia
7.5
rating
BGG
2.0
rating
Ludopedia
7.5
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
If you already enjoy Amerigo and want an extra boost for your games, this mini-expansion is a gem! It adds variety without complication, enhancing replayability.
Highlights
- New islands that change the map
- Extra abilities that give an edge
- Easy to integrate with base game
- Increases replayability
Keep in mind
- Requires the base game Amerigo
- It's a mini-expansion, not radical new content
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Hey board game enthusiasts! If you're a fan of Amerigo and looking to spice up your voyages, this mini-expansion is for you! Amerigo Queenie 2: Cove Island, Bay Island & New Progress Tokens introduces two new island types to make the map even more dynamic. The 'Cove Island' features numerous small land pieces with a central waterway, perfect for those who enjoy planning intricate aquatic routes. On the other hand, the 'Bay Island' is a massive land block that will alter the landscape, creating a large continent in the middle of the board and forcing new strategies.
But that's not all! This little gem also adds six progress tokens that boost your abilities. Imagine being able to ignore those pesky pirates hindering your progress or, even better, getting to take an extra action at the end of your turn? Yes, these tokens can give you that edge.
This expansion is super easy to integrate with the base game; just mix in the components and you're good to go! It's a fantastic addition for those who already master Amerigo and want more variety without overcomplicating the rules. If you enjoy games with exploration, resource management, and a touch of maritime adventure, this expansion will surely delight you. Prepare your ships and good luck on this new journey!
But that's not all! This little gem also adds six progress tokens that boost your abilities. Imagine being able to ignore those pesky pirates hindering your progress or, even better, getting to take an extra action at the end of your turn? Yes, these tokens can give you that edge.
This expansion is super easy to integrate with the base game; just mix in the components and you're good to go! It's a fantastic addition for those who already master Amerigo and want more variety without overcomplicating the rules. If you enjoy games with exploration, resource management, and a touch of maritime adventure, this expansion will surely delight you. Prepare your ships and good luck on this new journey!
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Best player count
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2
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3
BEST
4
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Queen Games
Designer
Stefan Feld
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Do I need the base game Amerigo to play with this expansion?
Absolutely! This expansion adds components and abilities to the original Amerigo, so you need the base game to play.
Does this expansion significantly change the game's rules?
No, it's a mini-expansion. The core rules remain the same, but the new islands and progress tokens add more options and strategies without being overwhelming.
How many players does this expansion support?
It maintains the player count of the base game, which is for 2 to 4 players.
Does the game time increase significantly with this expansion?
The game time should remain similar to the base game, perhaps slightly longer if players extensively explore new strategies, but nothing drastic.
Are the components good quality?
Generally, the components for Queenie expansions match the quality of the base game, featuring good artwork and durable material.
Is it worth it for those who don't play Amerigo very often?
If you play Amerigo occasionally and enjoy it, it might be worth it to add a bit more freshness. However, if you rarely play the base game, it might not be a priority.
