Tile Placement

Land vs Sea is a good tile placement game that is quite fun with some interesting strategy, that unfortunately doesn’t differ a ton from a lot of other games from the genre.

Downtown Farmers Market is a fun tile placement game for the whole family that has some interesting decisions that make the game deeper than you might first think.

Crystallized is an interesting abstract strategy game with some good ideas that fans of the genre will likely really enjoy, even if I found it to be a little boring.

60 Second City is a pretty unique experience creating a fun and fast paced cooperative game that fans of the genre will likely really enjoy.

Scarabya is mostly a solitaire game and may not be the most original game, but it is still a fun little tile placement game that fans of the genre should really enjoy.

Kingdomino Origins shares quite a bit in common with the original game, but it adds a number of fun and interesting twists to create its own experience that is really fun.

Some people may find Seven Dragons to be a little chaotic, but for those that can get past that fact there is a really fun twist on your typical Dominoes game.

Dominique is not a fantastic game, but it genuinely surprised me with some interesting ideas for a tile laying game.

The Isle of Cats is not quite perfect, but it succeeds at combining tile placement and card drafting mechanics into a highly original and engaging game that the whole family can enjoy.

Micropolis may be a little too simple for some players, but it is a great tile placement game that the whole family can enjoy.