Teotihuacan: City of Gods Game Review
As we continue our goal to cover the top 500 games on the Board Game Geek list of their most popular titles, two somewhat startling revelations occurred earlier this year:
- We had not previously covered the 2018 release Teotihuacan: City of Gods, designed by Daniele Tascini. Teotihuacan is so “old” that it was technically published by NSKN Games in 2018 before NSKN merged with Board&Dice, the publisher of many solid medium-to-heavy strategy Euro games based in Poland.
- Despite being a fan of some of Tascini’s other titles, including Marco Polo II: In the Service of the Khan and Tiletum, I did not own a copy of Teotihuacan.
As of late April 2025, Teotihuacan holds spot #99 on BGG’s list of the most popular titles amongst its user base. In many strategy gaming circles, Teotihuacan is still a legend. Over the course of four fresh plays for this review (three in-person plays at two and three-player counts, and a three-player game on Board Game Arena), and referencing my first play of the game at a friend’s house pre-COVID, I needed to know: does Teotihuacan hold up?
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