by zinho73
zinho73 wrote:
kaziam wrote:
So you like Stone Age better?
(Not sure because you seem to side with Ninjato until the last paragraph.)
From what you're saying it sounds like this is a "get one or the other" situation because they are similar.
(Not sure because you seem to side with Ninjato until the last paragraph.)
From what you're saying it sounds like this is a "get one or the other" situation because they are similar.
I like Stone Age better. You sure can have both games.
let me elaborate on this more:
Although it is impossible to me to look at one game and not see the other, I'm very used to play while "x-raying" the mechanisms of a game.
However, because of the theme, the 12-turn clock and the different interactions available between players, the actual playing of the game can feel very different, so it is equally possible for a different player to have a place for both in their collection.
For me, it is not possible, as both games scratch the same itch.
That said, Ninjato is not a mindless clone and I think it is perfectly understandable to prefer one over the other.
Both Ninjato and Stone Age are light worker-placement games with a respectful dose of tactics and strategy in which luck plays a role. In Ninjato I think that luck sometimes plays its role aiming for an oscar.