Jaipur (2009)

Jaipur's digital implementation is spectacular. There's not much else that can be said. Every part of the package comes together to make it much more accessible and enjoyable than the physical game.

Jaipur is a thrilling and fast-paced card game that combines elements of tactics, risk-taking, and luck. In Jaipur, success hinges on your ability to make shrewd decisions, adapt to changing market conditions, and effectively manage your resources.

The reviewer, Edo, highly praises Jaipur as an awesome, smooth, and perfectly balanced two-player card game that is easy to learn but offers enough depth to remain fresh over many plays, making it an easy favorite.

The more you play Jaipur, the better it gets. It’s only around the £15-20 mark, so really it’s a case of whether you have a good reason not to buy it.

It's excellent! You should make every possible effort to try it!

First of all this game is gorgeous. It's got great components for a small game and I love the insert in this game. Your actions are so simple - take cards or sell cards - but the gameplay has a ton of depth and it is so much fun.

This is good stuff, and you should play it if you like board games – digital or otherwise.

Jaipur is a delight to play, a treat to look at and doesn't ask much of your time, money or effort. It absolutely earns the Mahārāja's seal of excellence.

I really liked this simple card game. It's small, fits in the backpack, and you can actually play it on a plane. I recently went to Dice Tower con and this was one of the games I bought at cool stuff in the back of the convention there. I'm on the way home from a plane and I actually played this on a plane on the trays.

A really superb game that we’ll be playing for a long time to come, and which I can’t wait to introduce to my friends.

It's a very fun set collection game. The art and the pieces are very interesting, they're colorful, they seem to go perfectly.

Jaipur is my favorite 2 player game.