The Great Split Board Game for 2-7 Players | Drafting Card Game for Adults & Families

Es un gran juego, sus partidas son rápidas, pero muy entretenidas. Un gran punto a favor es que se pueda jugar hasta de a 7 jugadores.

If you enjoy 7 Wonders and Sushi Go this game might be one to check out. It's a simple drafting game with some guesswork and bluffing as to what your opponent will do based on their board and what they are setting up. What's nice is it plays up to 7 players which is a rarity in the board game world. It's not a super complex or long game (some might consider it a filler depending on the experience of your board game group). I enjoyed it, but ultimately ended up trading it away simply because I have a board game addiction and own to many games. :) The component quality is nice, but the boards are a little busy with information to look at in my opinion.

Very enjoyable, easy to learn game. I appreciate the feature where you decide how you want to split your cards into two groups and then an opponent takes one of those groups from you each round. Very interesting and keeps you thinking and paying close attention. We did find that the wallet was unnecessary. We preferred to simply place the "splitter" where we wanted and handed our cards to the player on our left (instead of placing them in the wallet and passing the wallet). Some may enjoy that feature though. This was just personal preference.So yes, I recommend this game. For a family that enjoys complex (but not too complex) games, this game was a welcome change...but offered us enough of a challenge to really enjoy.

Great game. Many decisions to make while you interact with your friends scaffolding the most points and best combos.

Es un juego muy entretenido pero a la vez es difícil y muy estratégico. Ideal para jugar en familia

Super fun game for a lot of players. One of my favorites from last year!

The “I split you choose” mechanism is a fun concept but this game is just a bit too slight to recommend. I’m hoping it is more fun with more players but it was a dud with 3.Each turn you choose from the split that the player to your left of right have made and then collect the resources shown by moving markers up on a track. Whoever makes the most points off of these tracks wins. That’s it. Sound fun? You can probs Lu get it for cheap but it is probably a 1-and-done game for most

Rating: 3.5 out of 5.I was super excited about this one but it proved to be a bit less strategic and interesting than I had hoped.This game is all about moving up tracks and getting bonuses… but there’s other games I’d rather play for that. It also has you grouping your hand into 2 sets so your opponent can choose one… but usually you can make both sets fairly even and do well with whatever they send back to you.Overall a decent family-weight game, but not sure kids will be excited about bumping tracks and collecting abstract cards.Traded away.