WiredVillage Games

I bought this for my friend's 2 daughters, ages 4 & 6. They loved it! They had to keep reminding me of all of the characters' names. Great fun.

Fun family game with surprising depth

Love this game, it is my most played game this year. Easy and accessible enough that my wife, who is not a gamer, loves to play it as well.

5 stars because the game is exactly as I expected. Maybe a little more because the gaming board is more higher quality than I expected it to be. Even a little added bonus being that the score coasters are double-sided with an inverted color scheme where you get to choose which style you want. Very happy with this purchase.

I recently purchased a copy of Near and Far, primarily to play with my wife. We have both Above and Below, as well as Now or Never, so really enjoy Ryan Lockett games. Near and Far keeps the story book aspect of Above and Below, but adds additional depth - playing campaign, character, or arcade mode gives the game lots of replayability.
I won’t go into mechanics of play - that can be found elsewhere - but suffice it to say, Near and Far will have a place on our game shelf for a long time!

Played it a few times at two players and thoroughly enjoyed it. The many cards are interesting, lots of paths to victory, and the simultaneous play keeps it quick, despite the many options per turn.

Received brand new! Great packaging! Perfect condition! Great price for not being about to find it anywhere!

This is a neat token laying game. You place your tiles getting points, trying to claim a castle. Each turn there is a chance to score depending on the tile you place. Game runs smooth and fast. Love that it has a 2 sided map, with each side being different on how it plays.

Arrived on time in perfect condition

Packaging was very good so game arrived in perfect condition!

Arrived on time!

This was a neat Fairy Mushroom moving game. You really need to plan each move to try and max out your mana and point gaining.

Was looking for this game for a bit and was glad to see it was actually in stock some that could ship to the U.S. It was the last copy too. Genuinely can't believe i lucked out on getting my hands on it finally. Package came in at a reasonable time and was brand new in perfect condition. Glad I came across their page.

It took some effort to learn the rules of "Le Havre" and to get a tremendously pathetic starting game out of the way, but once it clicked, it took off like a rocket to the moon. It is possibly the most engaging worker-placement engine-building Euro game I've ever played. It starts off slow and continually builds to a point where players can barely sit still. It took about an hour just to come down from it the first time I played "Le Havre."

It's not a finicky mathy game, but math folks should love it. Socially, too, it's just a ball of fun, every minute of it full of conversation and post-game analysis that goes on for days.

It doesn't take long to set up. The mechanism are easy to grasp after the first starter game (it's not the heavy Euro game that some might think). It presents a huge amount of strategy and replayability, with many paths to victory.

It was well worth the cost and time I put into it. I wouldn't play it with more than 3 people, but otherwise, highly recommended.

Amazing!