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by cunha_neves
Hello!by Bigdanorama
In my personal opinion, the "better version" is already out and it is Ora et Labora.by AWTama
Le Havre is a great game. I have a problem getting it to the table because of it's length. There is a tendency to have some serious AP and number crunching. The ios app is amazing, so you could try that before you buy. Ora et Labora is similar in some ways but also very different. Both are great games and you get a different experience from them.by tumorous
Yes, get it.by Rodego
I strongly disagree that Ora et Labora is a better Le Havre. O&L is a fine game but I greatly prefer Le Havre and think it's worth owning.by Juxtatype
I love Agricola, Caverna, and Ora et Labora -- but Le Havre is even better than those. By all means, buy it.by Lapsus
Juxtatype wrote:
by colmmccarthy
I think it's excellent solo and with two or three. I can see it going too long with more than three.by M7N6L
cunha_neves wrote:
by jgoyes
As the tittle says, does anyone know if the Spanish edition comes with Le Grand Hameau expansion?by jrescan
You should get it. Period.by Zark
Depends on what type of games you like. I prefer Le Havre to ora labora, ora has more or a spatial puzzle element and there is less variability to how the buildings come out. I would rate it with Agricola which I preference of Caverna, again I feel that the variability is more limited in Caverna as all the buildings are available from the start. All good games thoughby Coffeedemon
You should get it. Its rank is well justified.by vins
Not the first print for sure, and I think the second print doesn´t too.
