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Played Amun Re, followed by Wingspan on our weekly game night. Amun Re was a good game (bidding can throw the game off sometimes) and another player shared some Wingspan strategy (I’ve only played once, several years ago).

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Hmmm…good question…I would put it with other games that have some element of bidding mechanic. Vegas Showdown comes to mind…Goa as well…both good games (I personally love Goa).

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I don’t mind some wonky bids. I feel like all of these games require some reps before the bids get better. I just adjust after the first round of bidding, knowing the bids will be a little off. There is one guy that can’t seem to adjust and it throws his game off. 🤷‍♂️

I'm bad at bidding games, so I'm usually the one making them unstable every time! Sorry about that! I play with that in mind, lol.😇😇

Those are 3 of my favorites that fall into that mechanic. I’m never disappointed to see Amun Re hit the table. I do admit it can suffer from bad bids…that is my only complaint with bidding games.