Road to Infamy Games | Canvas | Board Game | 1 to 5 Players | Ages 14+ | 30 minute Playing Time

This game is perfect for those that like a quick puzzle board game. The variable criteria mean that the game doesn't get boring after a few plays. Everything is beautifully designed, down to the box that the game comes in. Highly recommend.

Very different and artistic Game. It is súper easy to understand and quick to start with new players. A really awesome Game. If You have a Lot of imagination You can create stories for the paintings make it Even more fun

El juego está hecho con materiales de calidad y jugarlo es toda una experiencia.Creas una bellas obras de arte y las reglas son muy fáciles de aprender. No dejes que la caja te engañe, lo han jugado niños de hasta 8 años y lo han entendido a la perfección.Un juego que quizás sea demasiado sencillo para algunos, pero muy entretenido. Muy recomendable si aún no lo tienes en tu mueble para los juegos.

A casual game that is beautifully crafted and easy to teach. The stand out feature is the transparent cards that are overlayed to create "artworks" that earn you prize ribbons, which translate into points at the end of the game (depending on how you have combined the cards together). Not a very complicated or long game, so it never outstays its welcome. One minor quibble is the fabric playing mat which curls up at the edges but it sounds like the Reflections expansion fixes that.

Es un juego de mesa que parece que tiene una dinámica sencilla, pero si implica pensar sobre los movimientos. Definitivamente lo más atractivo del juego es la temática. Los elementos del juego hacen que luzca y se vea muy bonito. Fue una buena compra.

This is a terrific and unique entry level game that can, however, be enjoyed by a wide variety of gamers. The rules are simple; but, the decisions can drive you crazy. Perfect. My wife of 47 years, a wonderful sketch artist in her own right, has begun to find gaming difficult due to Lyme and fibromyalgia. I bought this game based on its theme and what I learned of its game play through several videos. I thought if anything might bring her back to the table, this might. I was right. And, again, it's all because the game play is simple, the scoring is simple; but, the game does challenge with the occasional frustrating demands for choice . . . . Do I lose this to gain this? What will give me the most bang for my buck; the most points in the long run? And, a bonus for us: a pair of well designed solo variants that allow us to sit down and play as a team against "Vincent" who is merely there to steal possibly valuable cards away just when we knew we wanted that one. And, did I mention how unique the transparent cards are to game play? All-in-all, we're enjoying Canvas.