Kemet

A modern classic in the "dudes on a map" genre. Legitimately brilliant board design perfectly spaces all players perfectly equidistant from both each other and all objectives. The action selection and no randomness in combat make this cutthroat and strategic. My only negative is that there are like 60 unique power tiles and knowing what that do is very important. Makes the first couple games very slow since people who dont know constantly have to look up what they do.

Fun game, but not great replay as it seems there are only a few winning strategies.