Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Review copy purchased at retail.
Diamant was first released in 2005. Designer Alan Moon was flying high after winning the prestigious Spiel Des Jahres award the previous year, for Ticket to Ride, his second win - Elfenland won the award in 1998. And frankly Diamant should have been his third.
Alan Moon partnered with his frequent collaborator - the prolific designer Bruno Faidutti - to create Diamant, initially published by Schmidt Spiele. The game was renamed Incan Gold in its subsequent edition from Eagle Gryphon, and then reverted to Diamant in 2016, with a gorgeous graphic overhaul from Iello and Bunny Kingdom artist, Paul Mafayon.
Review copy purchased at retail.
Diamant was first released in 2005. Designer Alan Moon was flying high after winning the prestigious Spiel Des Jahres award the previous year, for Ticket to Ride, his second win - Elfenland won the award in 1998. And frankly Diamant should have been his third.
Alan Moon partnered with his frequent collaborator - the prolific designer Bruno Faidutti - to create Diamant, initially published by Schmidt Spiele. The game was renamed Incan Gold in its subsequent edition from Eagle Gryphon, and then reverted to Diamant in 2016, with a gorgeous graphic overhaul from Iello and Bunny Kingdom artist, Paul Mafayon.
