by Cro1
My friend contacted zman games a few days ago and this is what they said:by Cro1
My friend contacted zman games a few days ago and this is what they said:by loopster70
I actually contacted Lookout about a month ago re: this very question. They referred me to Z-Man.by ColtsFan76
lordund wrote:
by lordund
Hello i live in Israel and i really want to buy Le Havre.by Josephus
It really depends on what your opinion is on a 'sane' price.by HilkMAN
If the package stays below 2 kg (which it should with a game like Le Havre), shipping from Germany is € 15,90. So if you look through the marketplace, you might want to look out for German sellers if you cannot find a copy in Israel; from other places it might be more expensive.by lordund
The problem with buying the game from germany is that most of the games areby HilkMAN
lordund wrote:
by Josephus
I'm always impressed at the number of gamers where English is not their first language who chose an English language edition of a game over one in their native tongue.by HilkMAN
Josephus wrote:
by max_s
Josephus wrote:
by judygon
I have a copy of Le Havre in English that I would like to sell, however, I live in Texas, USA.by sylvestris
Hi!by Thunkd
Le Havre is a much much better game. I did not care for the Inland Port at all.by smitty1966
I love to play Le Havre 2-player. But if you're looking to limit set-up and play time, Inland Port gives you a great option. Inland Port actually "feels" more like Ora & Labora to me than the full Le Havre game, but it is becoming the go-to game with my wife and I when we don't have a lot of time to play.by AWTama
If set up time and cost are the factors, then go with inland port. They are both pretty different games. Le Havre is my favorite, but it is hard to compare the two since inland port is like ora et labora. I would say get Le Havre if you can find it at a good price. Le Havre plays best with 2 or 3 playersby Thunkd
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