Azul Family Tile Strategy Game for Ages 8+, from Asmodee

Great game, great for all ages. We play it for hours. It gets very competitive absolutely love it. Once you figure it out it's easy to play and everybody loves it.

Love this game! Simple, beautiful, competitive, and fun. Doesn't take hours to play but you might end up playing it over and over so you could spend hours if you wanted 😊

Our family enjoys playing this game together! It is fun to figure out your own strategy and try and predict what others are going to do. The game itself is good quality and feels as though it will hold up.

The game is simple to play, yet complex and challenging at the same time. The tiles are beautiful and fun to play with. This is a new classic game that my family will play over and over again.

fun game for family, not hard to learn and doesn't take too long to play

This is a wonderful game and all the parts are very high quality. It's a rare game that is just as fun for 2 as it is for 4. Highly recommend!

Excelent quality components. Easy to learn but good opportunity for deep strategies. My dad and i really enjoy it!

After playing this at a friend's house, I believed this would be a good new game for my elderly mother. This works because everyone's board is visible to everyone and beginners can be easily assisted. The tiles are very distinct for failing eyesight and the tiles are large enough to be easily handled. Yahtzee and dominoes work well too. I wish the game was made to allow up to 6 players instead of just 4.

My mom, son and I were introduced to Azul over Thanksgiving, and we loved it so much! It was one thing my son (age 9) could think of that he wanted for Christmas! The scoring can be tricky at first, but easy once you've done it a couple times. Would highly recommend!

The tiles are beautiful, the board is incredibly fun to fill, and the scoring rules offer good variety making the win unsure until the end. The only downside side for me is I like simple rules that can be understood in 15 minutes or less. After 30 minutes trying to figure out we found a great 4-5 minute video on YouTube that showed us how.