Brass: Birmingham Gave Me a Terrible First Impression - Then Became My Favourite Game
You sit down to play Brass: Birmingham for the first time. Someone reads the rules. You build something. It gets removed. You try to connect to a city. Someone else already took it. You end the game with no idea what you did, what your score means, or why the winner is smiling like they just solved a proof. You probably never want to play it again. Then a friend convinces you to try it one more time. And again. And somewhere around play three, the whole board shifts into focus - and you realise you’ve been playing the best game of your life. ...
