Ex Libris vs. Museum. Which one to get? : r/boardgames

Sounds like it's underwhelming if you expect a deep, tightly wound game. But maybe isn't bad if you're not expecting more than a light, loose set collection ...

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great game, fantastic art, and it fits nicely into the wanderlust collection of Trekking the World, Ticket to Ride, and Parks. The Teach was ...

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I really think Ex Libris 2e could be a great game. The basic tableau builder concept is great as is the theme. However, the graphic design is terrible.

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The game is cute but it does show how little people understand a curator's role and reinforces a public misconception that curators run museums ...

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I think Pictura is definitely an improvement, although I've never tried the original Museum's expansions which could help on that regard.

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There was hope that some of Engen's old games might provide the money to reopen. Collectors' cards can be worth $100,000 or more.

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Early plays found players, as the review noted, struggling with making sense of the game, while simultaneously getting annoyed at how fragile it ...

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The game received universally positive reviews from critics, who stated that its narrative sci-fi elements improved the otherwise simplistic ...

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Museum Rush is an extremely neglected, under-the-radar, card-driven board game with procedurally generated layout and AI-based guard reactions project.

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I do like the game but not for that all in price, multi year delays, and the time it hits the table.

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