Link City Board Game - Family or Adult Cooperative Party City Building Game for 2 to 6 Players by Blue Orange Games. Recommended for Ages 8 & Up.

Great collaborative game!

Cooperative game suitable for all ages. Easy to learn mechanic. Pieces are of good quality for the price. It can be a fast game depending on how much talking is done every round.

Basic idea without getting into details is to lay down tiles as if you’re building businesses in a downtown area. You try to place them so they ‘make sense’ e.g. if you’re laying down a “pet store” would it go better against an “ice skating rink” and a “supermarket”, or is it better next to a “pawn shop” and a “bank”. One player makes his choices, and the rest of the players together try to guess what that player decided. Points to to the entire team based on how well they guess. Fun to play, but at times it all seems a bit arbitrary. Still, fun to play with kids. I would never try this with all older players, just doesn’t have the challenge I would expect.

We love Links City: Great collaborative game, funny and at times irreverent depending on who plays it and in what spirit. I played the French version a few times over the holidays and then procured this one when I came back States-side to feature at my game nights - great success. This is a light-mood game, perfect to wrap up a more rules-heavy session that ended earlier, or if you have kids between 10 and 20. One of our favorites, no contest.

The game starts you with some buildings and you try to associate randomly drawn location types with previously placed ones. The active player secretly decides and the rest of the players have to guess what current buildings might go next to existing locations on the board. If you guess correct, they go in the spot, if wrong, they go somewhere random that doesn't help. Easy to learn, lots of replayability with different locations going to ones on the board. Many tikes don't get used making each game different. The down side to the game is similar to games like Dixit, Mysterium, & Codenames is interpretation. Fun to play with people you know, probably not so much with people you don't.

LOVE THIS GAME

Enjoyed this one. Good with multiple player counts.

Great game... Of course, some location don't make any sense, but that's the game. Moreover, playing in larger groups is also a lot of fun for everyone involved.