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Our Verdict
The perfect upgrade for those wanting a bit more brain burn without losing the original's snappy pace.
Highlights
- Increased strategic depth
- New scoring dilemmas
- Maintains fast tempo
- High replayability
Keep in mind
- Requires base game
- More individual goal focus
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If you're already a fan of Project L, you know that the challenge of fitting those polyomino pieces (Tetris-style, right?) is addictive. But what if I told you that you could make this puzzle even more strategic and, as a bonus, a bit more unpredictable? That is exactly what the Finesse expansion does! It doesn't come to change the core rules we already love, but to add that extra layer of depth that every strategist craves.
The big twist here is the introduction of new personal goals. Instead of just trying to fill your board as efficiently as possible, you will now have specific objectives that might force you to think outside the box. You know that perfect plan you had for your board? Well, with Finesse, you might be challenged to abandon that plan and take a completely different path to secure extra points. This creates a constant dilemma: do I stick to my main strategy or pivot everything to hit this new goal?
The best part is that this extra layer of complexity doesn't ruin the game's pace. Project L is known for being fast and dynamic, and Finesse maintains that frantic rhythm. You will still have to make quick decisions on which piece to grab during the open drafting, but now with a much sharper eye on these new objectives. It's the kind of expansion that makes you want to play one more game immediately after finishing the last, just to see how the new goals fit your playstyle. If you're looking for a mental challenge that makes you question your decisions every round, without losing the fun of a tile-fitting game, Finesse is the upgrade your collection needs!
The big twist here is the introduction of new personal goals. Instead of just trying to fill your board as efficiently as possible, you will now have specific objectives that might force you to think outside the box. You know that perfect plan you had for your board? Well, with Finesse, you might be challenged to abandon that plan and take a completely different path to secure extra points. This creates a constant dilemma: do I stick to my main strategy or pivot everything to hit this new goal?
The best part is that this extra layer of complexity doesn't ruin the game's pace. Project L is known for being fast and dynamic, and Finesse maintains that frantic rhythm. You will still have to make quick decisions on which piece to grab during the open drafting, but now with a much sharper eye on these new objectives. It's the kind of expansion that makes you want to play one more game immediately after finishing the last, just to see how the new goals fit your playstyle. If you're looking for a mental challenge that makes you question your decisions every round, without losing the fun of a tile-fitting game, Finesse is the upgrade your collection needs!
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Designer
Filip Daňhel, Jan Soukal, Martin Řehořík, Michal Mikeš
Artist
Jaroslav Jurica, Marek Loskot, Pavel Richter
Can I play Finesse without the original Project L game?
Not at all! Finesse is an expansion, so you absolutely need the base game to play.
Does the game take much longer with this expansion?
Nope! The goal was to add strategy without ruining the speed. Playtime stays very close to the original.
How many players can play?
The same as the base game: 1 to 4 players. It works great both solo and with friends.
Does the complexity increase significantly?
A little bit, yes. You'll have to manage your tiling plans alongside new goals, but it won't leave you feeling lost.
Is it good for solo players?
Definitely! The new goals can make the solo challenge more interesting and less repetitive.
What's inside the box?
The expansion brings new goal components that you'll use to add these new scoring layers to your game.