Floor Plan

Es un juego que en seguida te hace engancharte en el tema de contruir los planos de tu casa.Muy muy recomendado para jugarlo tanto con mucha gente como con poquitas personas.

I like to play a lot of solo board game before I go to bed. I find them relaxing. This game definitely hit the spot: it lets me draw nice lines and symbols, it has just the right amount of luck to it, and it gives me a nice picture at the end! The game revolves around you drawing a house, adding rooms or features based on the dice you rolled that round. You have two tasks from three different customers such as having the dining room being adjacent to two trees. Once you meet one of these tasks you get to write down the number of points it gives you on your sheet and unlocks a one time bonus. Play continues until you run out of turns, don't have room to draw anymore, or fill in all your task boxes! I really like how you record the number of rounds you have completed right on your blueprint when you play solo. My only complaint is that in order to reach the total number of complete tasks you have to finish at least one task twice. That feels unintuitive to me. Otherwise, an all around excellent game with some good replayability. It is also in a nice compact box so I took it with me when I went on a camping trip the other week! I suppose I should address the representation issue. Some reviewers seem to think there are not enough white people or are personally insulted that the customers preferred pronouns are on their cards. To me, I think it is great to see people who look different from me in games and I figure if I am putting myself in the position of a person trying to sell a house to a customer I would for sure address them how they would want in order to seal the deal!

Item was just as described and quickly posted. Purchased for a gift and very well received.

Personally really love the theme of designing your own floor plan to customers' specifications. The results are always comical as you may end up with a house with no doors, a closet full of furniture, or windows in the living room looking into the bathroom. Overall a fun game and easy to teach. After awhile it may lack replay-ability once you've seen most of the customers.

I can't get enough of this game. It is easy to learn & fun to play. Great if you have an odd or variable number of players on your game night but don't want to play Cards Against Humanity for the thousandth time. Building an extremely silly house and busting each other's chops about how bizarre your various creations end up being is a lot of fun.