Brass Birmingham

There's some games, no one should own, but this one a lot of people are going to enjoy. I just want to explain why I wasn't as big of a fan of it, and...

Martin Wallace and team at rock slate for putting out these two fantastic gorgeous upgrades of the game: wonderful, wonderful job!

This game is just we just like it, so much anyways remember to like and subs the video.

Get her to watch a 'watch it played' video in her own time - this worked with Brass Birmingham, as she felt like she was almost teaching me the game, pointing out things she remembered from the video. She took ownership of her own learning and I think she enjoyed that.

There are, however, games which I feel are just getting better and better and I really feel that the next play will be more enjoyable. One I would like to mention is Brass: Birmingham, played it three times now and each was better than the last one and have a feeling that the fourth is looking promising.

I think Brass Birmingham is a better game, but it's also the more complex of the two. Personally, I feel like something like **Concordia** or **The Castles of Burgundy** is a better next step before you jump into something like either of those. **Everdell** and **Viticulture** are also really good medium-weight games, but less similar to the games you mentioned.

Got a chance recently to play a copy of Brass: Birmingham and quite enjoyed the experience. One of my favorite things I enjoyed was the link and network mech.