The Dusty Euro Series: Attika

When the guys in Justin’s Wednesday gaming group started a push to play more of the old, dust-covered games at the bottoms and backs of their respective game closet shelves, the Dusty Euro Series was born. The premise was simple: let’s try to remember why we keep all these old games when all we ever play now are the newest, shiniest things in shrink.

In order to share some of these experiences, we’ll be writing a piece from time to time about a game that is at least 10 years old that we haven’t already reviewed here at Meeple Mountain. These articles are not reviews. These pieces will not include a detailed rules explanation or a broad introduction to each game. All you get is what you need: our brief thoughts on what we think about each game right now, based on one or two fresh plays.

Attika: What Is It?

Attika was published in 2003 by Hans im Glück and Rio Grande Games (the version that I own). The game was designed by Marcel-André Casasola Merkle who is known for his other games such as Pyramid of Pengqueen, Santa Cruz, and Taluva and less well known for the very obscure Attribut…

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