Flood Gate Games FGGSA03 Sagrada: The Facades-Passion, Mixed Colours

I found this game to be very easy to learn. The rules are well explained and the game is easy to pick up and understand. My only difficulty in learning the game came in the first time playing it through where I hadn't read properly how turn order works, but it was my fault for missing it, it was indeed written there. The dice can be jostled quite easily and, as the game relies on which face of a die is facing upwards, this can become an issue if a sleeve catches one of the die or the table is moved suddenly, however I find that this isn't too much of an issue and doesn't detract from the overall enjoyment that I have had with this game.Sagrada is easily one of my top ten favourite board games. I might even dare to say that it is my most favourite were the dice to have a bit more weight to them. The components are very beautiful and well made. The 'window' boards are very sturdy and can stand up to a substantial amount of abuse, the dice are very colourful and the translucency does make them reminiscent of the stained glass windows they're emulating, and the cards (tool cards, objective cards, private objective cards, and window layout cards) are of a very nice quality.Overall, I have very little in the way of negative comments to make towards this game. It is a very simple concept that is easy to understand and easy to play. I feel that younger minds may be deterred by the difficulty that some of the game's objectives can present (such as making sure to have no repeating colours in a row or column), but I think that this game has a great deal to offer to those who like to engage their mind in a meaningful way with a game that doesn't over complicate or overwhelm.TLDR; Sagrada belongs in any board game enthusiast's collection. It's fun, it's easy to learn and play, and it'll afford you hours of fun.

Beautifully presented game, lovely box and nice heavy duty card. This is a really nice game. The basics can be picked up in a few minutes. Watch a YouTube video to get the basics if your not sure.Lots of different strategy depending on the objective cards chosen and there is something really nice and tactile about this game.As its a game played strictly over 10 rounds it doesn't drag on too long and can be played in 20 mins or so.There is some level of puzzle and strategy to the game and it is a challenge to get all the dice slots filled. The addition of the favour cards helps to get you out of a blocked in situation.If you like this game I would also highly recommend Azul that's a very similar strategic pattern building game. Though Sagrada and Azul both work really well as two or more player games.

Takes a bit of understanding but once you get to grips with the rules this is a really good game of strategy.

The quarter of this game is excellent. Fun to plan.Easy to learn. Fiendish to master and now a popular game with all my family. I would recommend the expansion to six players as this enhances the game.

Good fun game and beautiful design. We have played it several times already and can’t wait to share it with friends

I'm not a strong fan of board games, but found this really enjoyable. Can be played with just 2, really easy to learn the rules and a round doesn't last too long. The connections with stained glass are rather nebulous, but it results in very attractive hardware!

Beautifully presented game that isn’t too mind boggling to play! Appeals across the ages.

This very beautiful looking board game really makes you think hard about each move. It's halfway between a competitive board game and a brain teaser. Simple rules make it a decent gateway game. It's possible to play without hyper-analyzing each move but if you want to win you must optimize hard.