Plan B Games , Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra , Board Game , Ages 8+ , 2 to 4 Players ,30 to 45 Minutes Playing Time

fast accurate delivery and well packaged.

Really great game. Nicely designed and made.

I love this game and its sister Azul. Easy game play and the whole family love it. The gameplay time is just right. Don’t get daunted by the rules as once you have them Azul is so easy to play. Great game for all.

The game is fantastic however it was a Christmas present and there was no packaging around the game except a thin layer of cellophane which was ripped. We like to keep our games/ the boxes in good condition and the corners were battered which was disappointing. The game however is awesome and the delivery was on time and perfect.

GOOD GAME.. PROS - *it's a nice new varient of the original AZUL... which we loved.. *its colourful *I love that this one has a box to put "spent tiles" in Cons - *cheap nasty tiles.. No weight to them.. *scoring board is thin and flimsy. *player play board moves about really really easily... Annoy/disappointing as they are these don't really effect game pay that much apart from the last one Such a shame as it could've been great... For Al its faults I'd still recommend it.. But it doesn't Warren the price tag for the quality.

If you like Azul you will like this, very similar but with enough difference to make it worth buying if you love playing games. A good strategy game

My mum and sister are obsessed with Azul and have several versions of it. I bought her this one for mothers day. I have tried to play it but didn't understand it at all, you definitely need a logical brain and it's quite fast-paced. If you don't have any patience this may not be the game for you.

Great game, if you love the other azul games you'll love this. Hint: watch a YouTube video to learn the rules - far quicker than interpreting the rule book.

Great game. Came very quickly!

I looked everywhere to be sure the game was an English edition before purchasing, if the information is there I still can’t find it but all the photographs showed an English edition. I had to hope it was not in Spanish but French was a surprise. Disappointed! **** Busqué por todos lados para asegurarme de que el juego fuera una edición en inglés antes de comprarlo. Si la información está ahí, todavía no puedo encontrarla, pero todas las fotografías mostraban una edición en inglés. Tenía la esperanza de que no estuviera en español, pero el francés fue una sorpresa. ¡Decepcionado!

This is series 2 of the game. Much improved and interesting. Very well design. One of the best board game I have played ever.

One of the quickest games to start playing and addicting as the strategy gets more in-depth as you play. I like to think of it as bejewelled meets chess.

When the original Azul came out I quickly fell in love with it and it became one of my favorite games. When Azul Stained Glass of Sintra came out, I didn’t understand the appeal and I didn’t buy it. I later purchased Azul Summer Pavilion and Azul Queen’s Garden, and surprisingly I liked those even more than the original Azul. Personally I rank them Queen’s Garden #1, Summer Pavilion #2, and original Azul #3. With all 3 being in my Top 10 favorites of all time. After having so much fun playing the other Azul games, I finally got Azul Stained Glass of Sintra and it did not disappoint. It’s very easy to teach, it plays very quickly (less downtime), and the combos are very satisfying. I still prefer Queens’s Garden and Summer Pavilion, but Sintra is just as good as the original. I find that the people I play with seem to have their own favorites of the 4 Azul games, but Sintra seems to be the one that people have had the easiest time learning. Sintra is different enough to warrant owning if you already own any of the Azul games, yet it’s familiar enough that it definitely feels like part of the Azul family. That being said, this game will also be fun for anyone who doesn’t own any of the Azul games or hasn’t played any of them either.