Sit Down! Tiwanaku - Sit Down! Strategy Board Game, Deduction Exploration Optimization, Pachamama Mother Earth Wheel, Play Solo Mode Or with Up to 4 Players, 30-60 Minute Play Time, for Ages 14+

Great game. Love everything about it. Strategy deduction game that is simple to get to the table. It is so nice to have a deduction game I can sit and play without an app and without a murder theme. Similar deduction to sudoku and minesweeper. I have watched a playthrough on YouTube and have played several solo games on Board Game Arena. I just opened the box and got everything set up. You do not need to build anything, but it does come with stickers for color blindness if you want to add those. My order came with the updated "fixed" scenario disks, and I almost missed the token taped to the outside of the box shrink!

Great game and theming. If you like Sudoku, you’ll love this one.

It's probably good for four players, too, but three is how we always play. I bought this as a birthday gift based purely on reviews, and it did not disappoint! The rules take a bit of time to get used to, and watching a teach or playthrough video is recommended. Now that we have the hang of it, it's a frequently requested staple of game night!

I recently played Tiwanaku, and it’s a fantastic mix of strategy, deduction, and exploration. The game mechanics are thoughtfully designed, keeping you engaged as you piece together clues to solve the puzzles. I really enjoyed how it challenges your logic and planning skills while offering a sense of adventure. The components are well-made, and the artwork is vibrant and immersive, adding to the overall experience. Setting up the game for the first time took a bit of time, but once we got the hang of it, the flow became much smoother. It’s definitely a game that rewards careful observation and teamwork. The learning curve might feel a little steep for new players, especially if they’re unfamiliar with deduction-based games. A clearer rulebook or a quicker way to ease into the gameplay would make it perfect. Overall, I recommend Tiwanaku for anyone who loves a strategic challenge.

If you are a big fan of Logical Deduction, Sudoku, or both, this is a great game. The components are good qaulity and the the mechanisms used for revealing information are well implemented.