by dyepbr
Le Havre is good with 2. But I do feel that after several plays, everyone seems to converge on a few main strategies, and try to do it better than everyone else (not necessarily a bad thing).Ora et Labora is good with 2 as well, and I actually prefer this to Le Havre. It has similar mechanics to Le Havre, worker placement, can use opponents buildings at a cost, double-sided resource implementation. The puzzle element of OeL definitely is fun. Even though it has a sandbox feel, I still find the decision making tight, while keeping multiple paths to victory.
I haven't played Fields of Arle, so I can't comment on that.
