7 Wonders Duel

7 Wonders Duel.

Even with the first expansion, the game was way too deterministic. It got to the point where I could predict 6-8 turns in advance and I sold the game.

Time ticks forward and society moves ahead. In 7 Wonders Duel, you get to decide HOW society moves forward. Choose to focus on science, culture, or military strength to make sure that your civilization stands the test of time. Don’t forget to build Wonders. It’s up to you! It only takes about 30 min...

If 7 Wonders Duel strategy had a mantra, it would be “I don’t want this, but I’m going to take it anyways because you need it.” In a game where military is just a token that you slide, this is a surprisingly combative game. Every single choice you make, you second guess because what it might let you...

Final Score: 4 Stars – A fantastic game that gets easily marred by component issues and a play style that can force players to make certain decisions or otherwise lose the game. Hits:.

I’ve found that 7 Wonders Duel, being a crunchier experience, suffers a bit for straddling the line between euro and abstract. It contains too much pure randomness to capture the best sort of brain-burn intensity you see in the best abstracts, but it’s not nearly as relaxing as its gentler predecessor. Still, it’s a smart design that unabashedly flaunts its 2-player-ness

The Perfect Two-Player Game. All of this gushing is for a good reason: I truly believe all gamers should own a copy of 7 Wonders Duel, but especially those who have a dedicated gaming partner at home. It’s easy to get to the table, takes only a play or two to get comfortable with the gameplay, and it always gives me lots of interesting choices to make in a breezy 20-to-30 minute playtime

Although it wasn’t a big hit with our family, we realize the enjoyment of a board game all comes down to personal taste. Although the rules are complicated, 7 Wonders: Duel is fairly easy to play once you get the hang of it—but that could take a while. Although it wasn’t a big hit with our family, we realize the enjoyment of a board game all comes down to personal taste

One of the most celebrated games in the world can now be experienced in a two-player arena. 7 Wonders Duel takes the excitement of the original and adapts the game play for one-on-one battles. Take control of your civilization and invest in science, military or prestige to conquer your opponent. Back to Game Library

Splendor works good for me and my wife, plus our 8 year old is now playing with us. Azul is another good choice. I’ve also recently introduced her to 7 Wonders Duel and that’s gone over well too.

7 Wonders Duel. Bought it last April and obviously the pandemic has made it ideal for my gf and I to play.