8.1
rating
Ludopedia
7.4
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those seeking a fast-paced, competitive strategy game focused on map control and varied goals.
Highlights
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Smart blend of cards and map
- Story tiles add strategic depth
- Easy to learn, hard to master
Keep in mind
- Competition can be quite aggressive
- Some reliance on card luck
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Imagine leading a group in search of survival and glory in lands where every inch of ground is contested and resources are scarce. In Dewan, this is your reality. The game puts us in a frantic race of placement, where hand strategy and mental agility are your best weapons. The dynamics revolve around collecting terrain cards, which act as the currency to expand your presence on the map. You aren't just placing pieces; you are spending your resources to establish camps in strategic locations, trying to box out the competition and ensure your territory is as efficient as possible.
But it's not just about where you step. To win, you need focus: each player has story tiles with specific requirements that must be fulfilled. This is where the game gets interesting, as you must balance territorial expansion with those particular goals to score. While trying to dominate the area, you can also gather wild berries and master the art of fire, which serve as valuable bonuses to boost your final score. With fast-paced matches and a competitive edge, Dewan blends the tension of a race with the satisfaction of seeing your domination plan work perfectly. It's the kind of game where one wrong move can open a gap for your opponent, but a precise play with the right cards can completely change the course of the match. If you enjoy piece-placement games with a touch of hand management and want something that doesn't last for hours but still requires strategic thinking, Dewan is the right choice for your table.
But it's not just about where you step. To win, you need focus: each player has story tiles with specific requirements that must be fulfilled. This is where the game gets interesting, as you must balance territorial expansion with those particular goals to score. While trying to dominate the area, you can also gather wild berries and master the art of fire, which serve as valuable bonuses to boost your final score. With fast-paced matches and a competitive edge, Dewan blends the tension of a race with the satisfaction of seeing your domination plan work perfectly. It's the kind of game where one wrong move can open a gap for your opponent, but a precise play with the right cards can completely change the course of the match. If you enjoy piece-placement games with a touch of hand management and want something that doesn't last for hours but still requires strategic thinking, Dewan is the right choice for your table.
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Mechanics
Categories
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Publisher
Space Cowboys, Hobby Japan, Rebel Sp. z o.o.
Designer
Johannes Goupy, Yoann Levet
Artist
Arthus Pilorget
Is the game too complex?
Not at all! It has a moderate weight (around 2.1), meaning the rules are easy to learn, but the strategy of where to place your camps provides the real challenge.
How long does a game take?
It's quite agile. Matches last around 40 minutes, making it ideal for those who want to play multiple rounds in one night.
Does it work well with 2 players?
Yes, the game supports 2 to 4 players, maintaining its competitiveness even in smaller groups.
What are the story tiles?
They are specific goals you must fulfill during the game to earn points; they guide your placement strategy.
Is it suitable for casual gamers?
Absolutely. Because it's fast and has intuitive mechanics, it's great for those moving beyond basic games into something more strategic.