by Rey Marc
<div>Short Sologame 117 points</div>
<div>Short Sologame 117 points</div>
<div>Short Sologame 117 points</div>
New Image for Le Havre
<div>Short Sologame 117 points</div>
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New Image for Le Havre
by Rey Marc
<div>Solo Full Game 157 Points</div>
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Reply: Le Havre:: News:: Re: In stock at CSI
by dvation
I ordered it from Cardhaus but it's currently held up by a preorder. I'd like to know what may have been misprinted before it ships so I know if I should cancel :D↧
Reply: Le Havre:: News:: Re: In stock at CSI
by SDSUChemTA
There's nothing that warrants a cancellation, boycott, or "insert social activism here." Just play and enjoy the game when it arrives.↧
Thread: Le Havre:: General:: Orange Special Buildings
by Juperdat
Played for the first time tonight and there seems to be an orange deck of special buildings that I'm not really sure how to play with them. I don't see anything in the manual about them or how to use them. Do I just mix them in with the regular special building cards?↧
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Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by Chipacabra
Originally those cards were a separate expansion, now they're just included in the game. You can ignore them, replace the special buildings deck with the orange deck, or just shuffle them together.↧
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Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by lostphd
grant5 wrote:
They have a separate entry here if you want to check it out:
Le Havre: Le Grand Hameau
Le Havre: Le Grand Hameau
I think a few of them were not in the Grand Hameau expansion (e.g. Tablet and App?), but the Le Havre buildings FAQ covers all of the cards.
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Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by Ponton
Only GH01 - GH30 were in the Le Grand Hameau expansion. Cards GH31 and GH32 were part of it but cut out before it went to the printer. GH33 and GH34 are former promo cards.↧
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Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by estes1712
Can you please specify if all these are included in the new (2017) version? During previous versions, on the lid of the box it was stated that the expansion was also included. Is it now part of the game?↧
Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by Juperdat
I didn't see anywhere on the box stating that it was included.↧
Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by Ponton
The new version contains all the cards.↧
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Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by jsciv
Is there anywhere to get just 31-34? I'm not worried about being completionist or anything, but if there's an easy way to get them for those who have the original versions that'd be cool.↧
Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by gillum
Ponton wrote:
Only GH01 - GH30 were in the Le Grand Hameau expansion. Cards GH31 and GH32 were part of it but cut out before it went to the printer. GH33 and GH34 are former promo cards.
Mine is a Z-Man copy from maybe 3-5 years ago.
It has the expansion including GH31 (Rattletrap car) and GH32 (Wholesale Bakery) but not GH33 (Tablet with App) and GH34 (Toy Fair).
My main challenge now is getting my daughter (who is now 13 and playing video games) to play it with me.
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Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Orange Special Buildings
by Ponton
gillum wrote:
Ponton wrote:
Only GH01 - GH30 were in the Le Grand Hameau expansion. Cards GH31 and GH32 were part of it but cut out before it went to the printer. GH33 and GH34 are former promo cards.
Mine is a Z-Man copy from maybe 3-5 years ago.
It has the expansion including GH31 (Rattletrap car) and GH32 (Wholesale Bakery) but not GH33 (Tablet with App) and GH34 (Toy Fair).
My main challenge now is getting my daughter (who is now 13 and playing video games) to play it with me.
It's possible that the previous reprint (which advertised the expansion being included in the box) may have included GH31 and GH32 – I don't remember anymore. The other two were just plain promos, especially Tablet with App, which was just invented in order to promote the Le Havre app.
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An Appetizer: Onirim
by Adam Daulton
As much as I love board games, I don't often play them on an electronic device. I have an iPhone and an iPad and we own several games on them. Including Patchwork, Le Havre, Stone Age among others. My wife plays them much more often than I do, but we've occasionally sat at the kitchen island on a Saturday morning and played a game on the iPad while we drank a warm drink and ate some breakfast. However, when Onirim went on sale for a grand total of $0 I downloaded it on a whim. I've now played it more times than any other iOS game since Ascension: Deckbuilding Game. Here is what I think about it.
Game Overview
Onirim is a solo game where you are trying to unlock 8 doors of 4 different colors to win. On your turn you must play a card or discard a card. If the deck runs out before you unlock the 8 doors you lose the game. There are sun cards, moon cards, key cards, and door cards of four different colors along with nightmare cards in the game. Whenever a nightmare card comes up you have to either relock a door, discard a key from your hand, discard your whole hand, or discard 5 cards from the top of the deck. When playing cards you play it to a row in front of you, trying to get three cards of the same color played back to back to back. However you cannot play the same symbol consecutively. Key cards are powerful, because not only can they be discarded when a nightmare comes up, but you can discard them willingly to see the next 5 cards in the deck, discarding one of those cards (hopefully a nightmare) and rearranging the order of the others.
Interface, Art, Graphic Design
I've been playing this on my iPhone 6 for reference. The art in the game is a bit dark. Not dark as in gruesome, but dark as in color hue. The graphic design makes perfect sense though when playing and I have zero difficulty distinguishing colors. The tutorial was clear and concise. Everything seems to work well and make sense what you must do in order to discard a card, play a card, etc. I think they did an excellent job on all the visual elements of the game!
My Thoughts
If you've read this blog before, you'd not see any evidence that I'm a solo gamer. That is probably why I don't often play ports of games either, since it still feels like I'm just playing by myself (in addition to the fact that I like the tactile nature of cardboard on my table!). However, like I said in the introduction, I have played this game more than any other game on my phone with the exception of Ascension. It plays really quick, is very challenging, and is fun for me. It can be extremely frustrating as luck does play a big factor, but after starting off winning only one game in my first 6 (that win being the tutorial where they tell you what to do half the way through). Now I've played 16 games of it. I've one 6 of those games. My best finish I had 11 cards left in the deck and on average I have 5.5 cards left in the deck.
Who Should Buy This App?
People Will Never Play A Game Solo - That is me! I just don't have any desire to pull out a game solo (at least thus far in my life), but if it is an app why not? Seriously, I was pleasantly surprised by this one and don't understand why anyone would even want to own the physical version.
Solitaire Fans - By this I mean those folks who loved playing Solitaire on Windows 3.1. Onirim is a simple and quick solitaire game that has a lot of challenge. Now you don't have to use Windows 3.1 to get that.
People Who Want Have a Quick Poop - Let's be honest. Smart phones replaced the text on the back of a soap dispenser for reading material while on the throne. Get Onirim and play it while you poop. It plays very fast, so you won't have your leg fall asleep, it doesn't take so much concentration that you can't focus on what you are really there for, and it won't take you 15 visits to find out if you win or not like it would with Le Havre.
Final Rating: :star::star::star::star::nostar:
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Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Le Havre 2017 - Mayfair Reprint
by jonnylawless
AlexYeager wrote:
The board error (2 hides, not 1) is an unfortunate holdover, but as it's covered quickly, and seemingly hasn't hurt the game in the years since release, we'll make a note for the future.
The card count is correct in the rulebook (original cards + Grand Hameau + Essen promos); our website was using the old number, and should now have the corrected count.
Mayfair Games
Any chance we could get a digital file of the corrected numbers with matching art so we could print a correction sticker for our board?
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Reply: Le Havre:: General:: Re: Le Havre 2017 - Mayfair Reprint
by SDSUChemTA
jonnylawless wrote:
AlexYeager wrote:
The board error (2 hides, not 1) is an unfortunate holdover, but as it's covered quickly, and seemingly hasn't hurt the game in the years since release, we'll make a note for the future.
The card count is correct in the rulebook (original cards + Grand Hameau + Essen promos); our website was using the old number, and should now have the corrected count.
Mayfair Games
Any chance we could get a digital file of the corrected numbers with matching art so we could print a correction sticker for our board?
There's no need. I made a simple fix on my board, and I'm enjoying the game fine. You can do the same.
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Thread: Le Havre:: General:: Goods token question
by buseyhead
Hello AllIm sure it is in the rulebook but cannot seem to find but...
There is a number/letter on the goods tokens on the lower right side...ie on the wood token 1f. on the clay token 1f on the cattle token 3f etc.
What does the number/letter refer to?
Thanks
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