Z-Man Games A Feast for Odin Board Game (ZM7690)

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Product guide

Z-Man Games A Feast for Odin Board Game (ZM7690)

ZM7690: Z-Man Games A Feast for Odin is a Viking-themed strategy board game about assigning workers to trade, hunt, raid, build and gather resources. It supports solo play or groups of up to four, with a broad range of actions and tile placement that asks players to balance wealth-building with providing for their tribe.

At a glance

Choose from activities including trading, hunting, raiding and building.
Place goods tiles strategically to cover spaces that reduce scoring and increase income.
The listing describes a separate alternate board for two-player play and bonus content from mini-expansions.
Customer feedback mentions solo as well as multiplayer play.

Price

$81.99Save 25%

Reference price: ~~$109.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Solo play and player counts up to four give the game flexible group-size options.
A wide range of actions and occupation cards supports varied approaches between plays.
The resource and tile-placement systems connect action choices to both scoring and income.

Cons

Its listed playtime reaches 90 minutes to two hours, so it is a substantial session rather than a quick game.
The game involves many components, which customers specifically criticize.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity and play
Brand listed in technical details	Asmodee
Model	ZM7690
Players	1-4
Genre	Eurogame
Recommended age	14 years and up
Estimated playing time	2 hours, 90 minutes
Mechanic	resource management
Theme	Vikings

Physical details
Dimensions listed	4.6 x 12.3 x 8.8 inches
Weight listed	3.2 kg
Material	Cardboard

Contents and rules
Included components listed	Board Game
Rulebook availability	Printed Included

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent on playtime, giving both “2 hours, 90 minutes” and 30–120 minutes in the title. The title also says Made by Feuerland, while the brand field names Z-Man Games and the manufacturer field names Asmodee. Check the selected edition and listing details before purchase.

What’s in the box

Included

Board Game

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Players who enjoy strategic worker placement, resource management and tile-placement decisions.
Solo gamers or groups seeking a game for one to four players.
Buyers comfortable with longer sessions and a substantial set of game components.

Less suited to

Shoppers looking for a short, lightweight game or minimal component handling.
Buyers needing a clearly stated, consistent playtime without verifying the listing.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 575 ratings

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Customer feedback describes the game as fun, with appreciation for worker placement, strategic depth and replayability. That aligns with the listed range of actions and resource-management choices, which give players different routes to build their holdings. Feedback is mixed on value and design, and some customers criticize the number of components. This is worth weighing alongside the long, inconsistently stated playtime if setup and table space matter to you.

Positive themes

Customers praise the gameplay, worker placement, depth and replayability.

Negative themes

Some customer feedback criticizes the number of components.

Mixed feedback

Customers disagree about value for money, with some considering it worthwhile and others objecting to the cost, particularly for a used copy.
Design feedback is mixed, including comments that it is detailed without feeling overwhelming.

Frequently asked questions

How many players can play A Feast for Odin?

The listing gives a player count of one to four and mentions solo play. It also claims an alternate board for two-player games.

How long does a game take?

The listing is inconsistent: its title says 30–120 minutes, while the details show “2 hours, 90 minutes.” Confirm the timing for the edition being sold.

What kinds of decisions does the game involve?

Players choose among activities such as trading, hunting, raiding and building, then collect and arrange goods tiles. The described goal involves growing possessions while providing for the tribe.

Does the listing specify a printed rulebook?

Yes. The rulebook availability field says “Printed Included.”