Modern Art Comparison - with Zee Garcia

Zee takes a side-by-side look at the biggest and smallest versions he's ever seen of this Reiner Knizia classic!
00:00 - Introduction
02:02 - Box comparison
02:36 - Board comparison
03:43 - Player screen comparison
05:24 - Card comparison
08:31 - Money comparison
10:43 - A gavel?
11:56 - Final thoughts
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[@KinnArchimedes]

I like the idea more of fitting these games into small boxes. Makes for great portability for game nights without having to lug around giant bags.

[@TheManofDew]

I can't wait to get my hands on the Dicetree version. Dicetree also makes that fantastic Winners Circle edition with metal painted horses. 😃👍

[@ivanvlopes]

I have the original brazilian version, from the now extinct Odysseia, and it looks absolutely gorgeous

[@boardgamefangirl]

I love the DiceTree Version. Wonder when it's coming to USA. Only one I can see is the CMON version?

[@XRay44]

Call me crazy, but I think the CMON version looks better than both.

[@Steve-L]

We have recently seen Tom and Sam discussing Modern art, it's good to see Zee discuss the game.

[@bushibayushi]

it's funny that Korean Modern Art is about classic art

[@aha3059]

Where did you buy that bigger one? I can't find that on the internet. . .

[@dank5380]

Where did you obtain the oink version of the game?

[@peterterry7918]

Dan K I am guessing from the company

[@Steve-L]

I could be wrong, but weren't these in the pallets of games they got from Europe?

[@masterjje]

They only have the rights for Germany, so Essen would be my guess. I got ths version and love it!

[@13shivan]

Oink ftw