I bought it because of the reviews.
We didn't like it.
The kids didn't want to play it again.
The castles of Mystras are infinitely better

Very interesting family game that also has strategy. And I say family because even my 6.5-year-old daughter plays it. Therefore, the rules are not very complex, at least for those who have played some more board games.
Although it involves tile placement, it has absolutely no relation to the castles of Mystras. Completely different games in every aspect, and for this reason (like me), one can have both in their collection.
In conclusion, a very enjoyable game, high quality, rich in content, and value for money (the price is very good).

It has quite difficult rules if you haven't played something similar before. It's a bit tiresome because the scoring criteria are different every time. Nice concept, but not entertaining enough. I think it's quite challenging for children and better played by adults.

Excellent board game. Simple rules and fast-paced gameplay. However, very exciting and highly encourages strategic thinking. Eliminates the element of luck and the outcome depends solely on the players' tactics. I consider it by far the most interesting simple board game I have played. An excellent advantage is that in each game, the gameplay transforms as the scoring rules change. Classic value. Rightfully considered a classic and one of the best in its genre. Definitely worth the money and you will play it for a long time.

It is a tile placement game (like 'Castle of Mystras'). It is slightly more complex as each round has different criteria for scoring. Players who have played 'Castle of Mystras' will find the instructions very easy. It is a family game and is much better played with 3 or more players. In the game, there is also a phase of bidding between the players, which adds surprise and excitement to each round. It is highly recommended, even for children aged 9 and above.

Unbelievable! One of the best board games out there. Exactly the right difficulty for a family game. Not too difficult, but not easy enough to become boring. I would say it is suitable for children aged 9-10 and above due to the complexity of scoring. It is also relatively fast as it lasts about 45 minutes with 4 people.

One more thing, because I often see many people comparing them. It has nothing to do with the Castles of Mystras (especially in terms of difficulty, as the King of Scotland is clearly more complex) and of course, you can have both in your collection. In our collection, both have a prominent place and one does not negate the other.

Quality, combines Carcassonne and other games at an incredible price, you don't get bored because there are different goals every time.