Ex Libris Review with the Game Boy Geek

My review of this worker placement game about creating your own library from Renegade Game Studios. Shelve books in alphabetical order, and concentrate on prominent works, avoid banned books and keep your focus on your favorite type!

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[princetonnguyen]

9:55 This look tells you how much Dan loves puzzly games. (It's how much I love them too)

I had too because I noticed it in the Custom Heroes review as well. xD

[Avataarkaap]

I think there were something like 500 unique titles (on 150 cards). Truly epic. I'm excited for this now.

[woehrle]

I've been away for a while but that new intro is fantastic!

[clferg]

Didn't get a chance to buy it but did get a chance to play a full 3 player game. Loved it! I do agree that it does need a player aid for tile actions AND scoring.

[mattlowder]

RENEGADE JUST CONTINUES TO KILL IT. THEIR STUFF IS SOME OF THE BEST ON THE MARKET. Caps lock ended.

[kpishnery]

Regarding the tiny tile text, I bet someone is going to make a nice player aid for this.

[mattlowder]

There's no player aid on the back of the rulebook? That's standard modern rulebook design 101.

[fornalli]

The problem now is something about it just makes me a little.... but then again 100% of the times I got games based on your “saxofone serenade” I ended up pretty happy so...

[tjamclay]

Is that a picture of yourself on the wall to your right?

[TheRetroMachineTV]

Looks like a cool game but the pentagrams should not have been part of the art. Especially the upside down one. Wish they had gone another direction with that.