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Todo han sido ayudas y man tratado super bien, gracias por ls consejos y la atencion que me habeis dado. Mi nene encantado, y el padre mas. Voldere para los reyes magos seguro.
Muy rápido todo, es mi primera compra en planetongames, he encontrado un juego que esta prácticamente desaparecido por todos lados y en Castellano. Guardo la pagina para futuras comprar ya que somos un grupo de amigos y nos encantan los juegos de...
Para quitarse el sombrero, las mejores ofertas y una entrega rapida y eficaz, en tiempos de reyes 15 horas!! Un saludo y gracias
Whenever I want a new boardgame I think Planetóngames.rnIt's cheap, fast and Jon is the most friendly seller on the globe.rnI can't stop coming back for more.rnPlanetóngames is a MUST.
Los juegos de mesa son cojonudos y los precios muy buenos pero el trato humano de este hombre no tiene precio. Cercano y dedicado, Jon se esfuerza y consigue lo que pocos. ¿No lo conoces? Haz tu primer pedido y compruébalo tu mismo.
Las veces que he comprado no he tenido ningún problema. Los precios son, además, más bajos que en varios sitios. Y lo mejor de todo, los productos han a mi país en poco tiempo. ¿Qué más puedo pedir?
Me encanta vuestra web. De un día para otro los juegos en casa por un coste muy razonable. Me gustaría que se pudiera filtrar por solo en Stock y no solo ordenar, pero en general muy bien.
Gracias por el servicio impecable, contestan en muy poco tiempo, en definitiva estoy encantado por como gestionan la tienda, de cine, no voy a dudar en volver a comprar ni en recomendar vuestra página. Muchas gracias por la calidad y el servicio...
Durante bastante tiempo he ido de tienda online en tienda online buscando la mejor. Y ya puedo parar de buscar! Atención espectacular, rapidez inaudita, seguridad en los envíos, descuentos flipantes...¡Aquí me quedo!
Sólo tengo buenas palabras: precios ajustados, excelente servicio y atención al cliente, rapidez, fiabilidad... Cualquier duda es atendida y cualquier problema se soluciona. Un diez para Jon y para Planetongames.
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From the Publisher... Rio Grande Games is distributing this international game. It is the latest in the Gipf project, following Gipf and Tamsk, which are also available. ZERTZ is played with 5 white, 7 gray, 9 black marbles, and 37 round tiles. The tiles are to be used to assemble the board; the marbles are the pool. Each turn you must place on
TZAAR is a game about making choices. Both players have 30 pieces, divided in three types: 6 Tzaars, 9 Tzarras and 15 Totts. The 3 types of pieces form a trinity: They cannot exist without each other. The aim is either to make the opponent run out of one of the three types of pieces or to put him in a position in which he cannot capture anymore.
From BGG: PÜNCT, the final game in project GIPF is a connection game. The goal is to connect two opposite sides of the board. A player's turn consists of either bringing a new piece into play or moving one already on the board. This game is part of project GIPF. Read
In 1607 Monteverdi’s Opera La Favola d’Orfeo had its worldwide premiere. Over the following centuries, Europe was taken over. In the board game Opera, the players bring Opera to the public. In Venice, Vienna, Berlin, London, Paris and Milan great Opera houses arise.
LYNGK is a synthesis of the first six games of the GIPF Project. The game is played with 48 pieces in six colors. At the start of play, all colors are neutral and do not belong to any player. During the course of the game, both players must choose two colors. The goal is to make piles of five pieces of different colors whose top color is their own.
Keyflower: The Farmers is an expansion for the game Keyflower. In that game, each player develops his own unique village over four seasons by successfully bidding on a variety of village tiles (specialized buildings and boats), skills, resources, and workers ("keyples"). In Keyflower: The Farmers, players develop the agricultural side of the
Keyflower is a game for two to six players played over four rounds. Each round represents a season: spring, summer, autumn, and finally winter. Each player starts the game with a ""home"" tile and an initial team of eight workers, each of which is colored red, yellow, or blue.
In Key to the City – London, each player aims to develop their own London borough based around their home tile, using the large hexagonal location tiles. Each location tile gives victory points and may generate resources (skill tiles or connectors that connect two location tiles). Connectors and skill tiles can be used to upgrade location tiles for...
Inhabit the Earth is a race game played on six continent boards. Players create their own menagerie of up to six creatures, each of which is represented by up to six cards, by using cards to introduce, multiply, evolve, and adapt their creatures. Each of the 162 unique cards identifies a creature's class, a continent and terrain that the creature inhabits
This light strategy game is divided into two Epochs, ancient and modern. At the start, the board consists of only five areas (the Mediterranean, Africa, Middle East, India and China), after all areas have been evaluated, four more territories become accessible (Russia, Europe, Southeast Asia, America).
DVONN is a stacking game. It is played on an elongated hexagonal board, with 23 white, 23 black and 3 red DVONN-pieces. In the beginning the board is empty. The players first place the DVONN-pieces on the board and next their own pieces. Then they start stacking pieces on top of each other.
Necessity is the mother of invention in Chicken Wings because when the hot plate starts burning in the kitchen, those chickens want to get away from the kitchen lickety-split. Luckily the kitchen has plenty of tools at hand, so they turn a wooden spoon into a catapult, and with one wing aiding another, they launch their poultry pals out the window.
