Euro Games, also known as Euro-style or German-style board games, focus on strategy, resource management, and long-term planning. They usually minimize luck and direct conflict between players.

Some are! If you’re new to strategy games, we recommend starting with our Medium Euro Games category, which offers approachable rules with strategic depth.

Euro Games emphasize mechanics over theme, indirect competition over conflict, and player decisions over randomness. In contrast, American-style games often include luck, strong narratives, and direct combat.

Euro games, also known as Euro-style or German-style games, are strategy-based board games that emphasize planning, resource management, and indirect competition. They typically feature minimal luck, limited player conflict, and mechanics that prioritize efficiency and optimization over narrative or combat.

Generally, yes. Euro games tend to be more complex than casual or party games. They often involve deeper strategy, multiple layers of decision-making, and less reliance on luck. However, not all Euro games are difficult—many medium-weight titles offer a great balance of accessibility and depth, making them suitable even for newcomers.

Yes! Many modern Euro games include well-designed solo modes or official solo variants. Titles like Teotihuacan: City of Gods, Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun, and Tiletum offer rich solo experiences with dedicated rule sets or automated opponents.

Absolutely. Euro games are known for having multiple expansions that add new mechanics, modules, player boards, or advanced strategies. These expansions often enhance replayability and allow experienced players to customize their gameplay even further.
Check out our Expansions category to explore what’s available.