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Glen More is a tile-drafting and tile-placement game where players act as leaders of Scottish clans expanding their territory and wealth. Players draft from a central supply to build a personal domain, activating the newly placed tile and all adjacent tiles while carefully managing resource conversion and end-game penalties for having more tiles than the player with the fewest.

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The Verdict

based on 12 reviews

Positive 0%
Mixed 0%
Clever market and tile-activation planning
Simple to teach yet full of decisions
Interesting turn-order movement mechanism
Good value for the price
Bland, unexciting feel for some
Downtime between turns
Poor or underwhelming components and visuals
Turn order can be hard to track
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Gaming Rules!, Paul GroganVideo

The reviewer praises Glen More 2 as a fantastic, highly polished update to the classic tile-placement game, highlighting its clever mechanisms and modular expansion modules that significantly enhance the overall experience.

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Topping the Table, Jamie HopkinsArticle

Glen More’s amalgamation of resource management efficiency, dynamic tile drafting, and engaging player interactions composes a board game symphony, whilst it displays a high note in innovative gameplay.

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Board Gaming Ramblings, Board Gaming RamblingsVideo

The reviewer praises Glen More II: Chronicles as a stellar evolution of the original design, highlighting its clever tile-laying mechanisms, tight economic choices, and the fantastic modular expansion content called Chronicles that adds incredible replay value.

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Rahdo Runs Through, Rahdo Runs ThroughVideo

“The meat of the matter is Glen Moore is awesome it's easily maybe I'd have to go look I think it's probably our favorite TI L game period we absolutely love it love it to bits there is so much to think about in every game”(8:27)

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Man vs Meeple, Man vs MeepleVideo

“This is a really, really excellent game. It kind of snuck up on me. I've heard about it before and I heard that it got a lot of good buzz at, uh, Essen, but it's very simple to teach.”(13:43)

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Board Game Spotlight, Board Game SpotlightVideo

The reviewers praise Glen More II: Chronicles as a fantastic, highly engaging reimplementation of a classic euro game, highlighting its fluid gameplay and the incredible variety added by the modular chronicles.

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Drive Thru Games, Drive Thru GamesVideo

“It really surprised me how it how well it played, how much it was like Seven Wonders, what it did better than Seven Wonders. And you know, and it's only like 25 bucks. And you get this ton of bang for your buck on this box.”(10:51)

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Board to Death TV, Board to Death TV - Board Game ReviewsVideo

The reviewers find the tile-laying and economic mechanics of Glen More to be engaging and strategically rewarding, offering a compelling spatial puzzle for players.

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Meeple Mountain, David McMillanArticle

“It’s just a brilliant design that is deceptively easy on the surface, but jam-packed with difficult choices and opportunities for tactical decision making once you dig into it.”

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The Dice Tower, The Dice TowerVideo

“Even though this isn't a very deep game, there's some definite strategy involved in taking the right tiles, placing them in the right places, and getting the best combination of different activations of tiles in order to work in your favor.”(7:33)

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BoardGameBollocks, BoardGameBollocksVideo

“We did that and we're not really that disappointed in it because it is a solid euro game. The chain rondelle mechanism is really, really interesting. You've got to be very mindful about how far ahead you're going to go or how far back you're going to go.”(8:49)

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I Slay the Dragon, FarmerLennyArticle

“Playing Glen More feels a lot like eating vegetables or reading Ulysses: I recognize that it’s a beneficial experience, something I should enjoy, but it’s not one that I’m too excited about.”

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