9.5
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Ludopedia
7.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love city builders with stunning visuals and smart strategy without being overly heavy.
Highlights
- Vibrant and immersive art
- Very original turn system
- Excellent solo mode
- Fluid game pace
Keep in mind
- Initial learning curve
- Luck dependency in drafting
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Ever dreamed of designing your own dream town in one of the most charming spots in Wales? In Tenby, you step into the shoes of an urban planner striving to create the most beautiful and efficient village possible. The vibe is incredibly relaxing: picture yourself strolling through colorful streets, munching on fish and chips by the pier, and enjoying the beach breeze. But don't let the cozy atmosphere fool you—the strategy here is key!
The gameplay revolves around a clever card drafting system. You'll draft and place cards to build terraces, piers, and Tenby's iconic landmarks. The real magic happens in the interaction between the game's phases. Each round is split into Day, Night, and Cleanup. The dynamics are cyclical and interdependent: Night Cards determine the selection order for Day Cards, and Day Cards, in turn, set the action order for that round and determine who gets the advantage for the next Night phase. It's a constant game of anticipation!
Beyond the construction, you can try to persuade the hardworking local residents to lend a hand, which can earn you some very valuable extra points. The ultimate goal is simple: whoever accumulates the most points after ten rounds wins. With a medium weight, Tenby perfectly balances accessibility for newcomers with the depth required by those who love to optimize every single move. Whether you're playing with a group or in solo mode, the challenge is to turn the available space into the best possible version of Tenby. Grab an ice cream, organize your cards, and happy building!
The gameplay revolves around a clever card drafting system. You'll draft and place cards to build terraces, piers, and Tenby's iconic landmarks. The real magic happens in the interaction between the game's phases. Each round is split into Day, Night, and Cleanup. The dynamics are cyclical and interdependent: Night Cards determine the selection order for Day Cards, and Day Cards, in turn, set the action order for that round and determine who gets the advantage for the next Night phase. It's a constant game of anticipation!
Beyond the construction, you can try to persuade the hardworking local residents to lend a hand, which can earn you some very valuable extra points. The ultimate goal is simple: whoever accumulates the most points after ten rounds wins. With a medium weight, Tenby perfectly balances accessibility for newcomers with the depth required by those who love to optimize every single move. Whether you're playing with a group or in solo mode, the challenge is to turn the available space into the best possible version of Tenby. Grab an ice cream, organize your cards, and happy building!
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Publisher
Cosy Cub Games, DSV Games, Mighty Boards
Designer
Benjie Talbott
Artist
Benjie Talbott
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Is the game too complex?
It has a medium weight (2.1). It's not a heavy 'euro', but you'll need to grasp the relationship between the Day and Night phases to excel.
Can I play it alone?
Yes! The game includes specific solo rules, making it a great choice for those who enjoy construction puzzles.
How long does a game last?
Generally between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the player count and the group's experience.
Is it language dependent?
No, the game is language independent, so you can play any version without issues.
Who would you recommend Tenby to?
Anyone who enjoys pattern building and loves cozy themes with a touch of competitive strategy.