We played this game as a family of four - mum, dad, and two boys 7 and 10. Once we’d got our heads around the instructions (thankfully not too tricky to understand) we got stuck into playing. We soon picked up that you need a decent strategy to get ahead - and to avoid those excess tiles! The kids absolutely loved it, and it the extra points awarded at the end kept us guessing as to who the winner was. (It was Dad in the end who was victorious!!). Highly recommend to anyone, especially families with kids young and old!

Azul is a colourful tile drafting strategy game for up to four players. It’s a game where you have to slow down and think and I love that about it. Most games you rush through so you win but here rushing won’t guarantee your win. Great game overall, definitely worth a try.

Azul is a captivating board game where players craft stunning tile mosaics, blending elegance with strategic depth. Its accessible mechanics welcome newcomers while providing seasoned players with layers of tactical complexity. With exquisite components and engaging gameplay, Azul stands as a masterpiece of modern board gaming, delivering hours of immersive fun. Its blend of tactics and aesthetics makes it a standout addition to any game collection.

This is a super fun game which I enjoyed playing with my friends and their children. You have to be strategic and the tiles are so beautiful. Everyone got so competitive. The scoring was hard to grasp at the beginning but we all got really into it after a while. Definitely a fantastic game and worth the price. I received this game free of charge to try in return of an honest review. The children absolutely loved it

Azul is a gorgeous, very addictive bingo style game. The scoring can take a few games to get your head around but once you get going it is brilliant. You can tactically prevent others from scoring, make them take negative points and generally ruin your family or friends day with this game which just makes you want another round! My only negative would be trying to play the game with children or animals around ends up with tiles being knocked everywhere and a fair bit of cheating when they are put back.