Watch “Dragon Castle Sneak Peek (Prelude) & Mini Review with the Game Boy Geek,” a board game review for Dragon Castle from Game Boy Geek on BoardGameVideo.
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My sneak peek at this Mahjong inspired board game by Horrible Games. Draft tiles, build your own castle, and find the right time to consolidate that castle as a shrine. Add dragon and spirit cards for an even deeper experience.
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Mainly reviews. Dragon Castle is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 33 reviews, 14 how-to-play guides, 2 recorded sessions, 2 unboxings, and 5 other videos.
1 - 4 players
30 - 45 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Dragon Castle, from BoardGameGeek:
Dragon Castle is a game freely inspired by Mahjong Solitaire. During your turn, you take a pair of identical tiles from the central "castle" (known as the Dragon Castle) and place them on your own realm board to build your own castle. From time to time, you may sacrifice these tiles to acquire shrines in their place.
Every time you create a set of tiles of the same kind, you "consolidate" them, i.e. flip them face down to score points. When you consolidate a set, you may also build shrines on top of the consolidated tiles: Shrines allow you to score more points, but they also limit your building options. You may also take advantage of the available spirit card and its game-changing powers...but this will come at a cost! Finally, don't forget to check the dragon card in play, and to follow the building requirements to score bonus points.
When the Dragon Castle has been reduced to only one floor, the end of the game is triggered. After one final round, the player with the most points is the lord of the new Dragon Castle...and the winner of the game!