Grand Austria Hotel Review with the Game Boy Geek

[@EmpressG]

04:48 You say you couldn't do that action twice (moving food from the kitchen) but you can. [Rules p8. Except for the first one (Once per turn, you can pay 1 krone to add 1 to the number of dice on the chosen Action space)
you can take the additional actions any number of times during your turn.]

[@bijanajamlou5152]

agree with you on this one. great euro for 2. reminds me of castles of burgandy

[@joeldalangin2427]

Nice solo!

[@christianorozco8590]

Grand Austria Hotel or Ristorante Italia? Both seem very similar--Euro with great theme.

[@TheGameBoyGeeks]

+Christian Orozco I think Austria has more depth and more decisions. It's probably a meatier game for gamers. However I can play Ristorante Italia with my wife (light gamer) then used the advanced rules for my gamer friends. So that one is more versatile. It depends what you're looking for. I will say theme aside they feel and play completely differently. Mostly apples to oranges here.

[@glenjust630]

Grand Austria Hotel or El Gaucho? Which one do you think you'll enjoy over the long haul?

[@TheGameBoyGeeks]

+Glen Just Funny you should ask..... I was wondering the same thing. I think this one might have better replay-ability over the long haul.

[@rogerbartels5690]

+Glen Just El Gaucho seems to have more player interaction.

[@samiamagaimagain]

Dan, would you say it shines at 2 players?

[@TheGameBoyGeeks]

+Matthew White Absolutely!

[@twinkle04evr]

Which one is better if you compared to The Voyages of Marco Polo? Love GAH, own it, one of my favorite games.

[@TheGameBoyGeeks]

I liked this on much better

[@TamaraLMitchell1]

Marco Polo is much better

[@twinkle04evr]

I like GAH better too, I think it's the theme