Rune Stones

Rune Stones is a deck-building game with a unique twist: you have to discard the higher numbered card when you play two cards together. This forces you to make tough decisions about which cards to keep and which to get rid of. I really enjoy this aspect of the game, as it adds a layer of strategy that I haven't seen in other deck-building games.

The game is also very visually appealing. The art is lovely, and the components are high quality. The game is easy to learn but difficult to master, and it's a lot of fun to play with friends or family. I've found that it plays well with both two and four players, and the game length is just right. The game is a great way to spend an hour or two, and it's something that I'll definitely be playing again and again.

One thing that I would say is that the game does have a fairly steep learning curve. The rules are a bit complex, so it might take a few games to really get the hang of it. It's definitely not a game for beginners, but it's a great choice for experienced gamers who are looking for a challenging and engaging experience.

Overall, I'm very happy with Rune Stones. It's a great game that I highly recommend to anyone who enjoys deck-building games.