Dire Wolf Dune: Imperium Board Game for 6 Players, Ages 14+

Dune: Imperium by Dire Wolf is an incredible board game, especially if you're a fan of the books and movies. The game beautifully captures the essence of the Dune universe with stunning illustrations and a great sense of atmosphere. The artwork is vivid and detailed, pulling you right into the world of Arrakis. The gameplay itself is a mix of strategy, resource management, and area control, which keeps things engaging from start to finish. It's not overly complicated, but it offers enough depth to keep you thinking and planning your next move. Whether you’re trying to control the spice trade or aligning with the different factions, there’s always something to consider. If you love the Dune franchise, this game really does a great job of immersing you in its universe. It's well-crafted, and the mechanics feel thematic, giving you that sense of power struggles and political intrigue that defines the story. Overall, it's a fantastic game that any Dune fan will appreciate.

Even if you don’t like Dune this is a surprisingly good board game and relatively simple to pickup. A good gift.

Virou o meu jogo favorito. O jogo e incrivelmente amarrado, tem diversas maneiras de progredir e muitas estrategias possiveis. Ele nao te penaliza muito por errar, voce pode se recuperar de um erro na proxima rodada. As partidas duram consistentemente 2 horas. Unico defeito sao as cartas de intriga de fim de jogo, pois elas podem virar o jogo inteiro depois que ele acabou.

This is a great game, lots of fun to play. Usually everyone is within a point or two of other players and you really don’t know who is going to win till the end. It’s a combination worker placement, deck building, and strategy game. It has quickly become one of the top games of my group. (Also pretty decent as a solo game especially with the companion app, not necessary to play but interesting if you like that sort of thing)

This is the second board game ever made of the esteemed sci fi novel Dune and boy does it not disappoint. This game is mean and conflict is how you win the game. So many strategies can be done from collecting spice to gain tons of solaris or slowly amass your forces on the planet arrakis and strike when the it is right. The deckbuilding and worke placement gel together seamless and there is less downtime when you can only go to the space where your cards allow you too. This makes the deckbuilding more important as you might want to get cards that will help you gain more influence with a certain faction. If you love player interaction this is definitely the game for you. You will always be engaged in the game as anyone on the table can mess up your plans. All of the elements makes this my 2020 Board Game of The Year.