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    "text": "Finally got to play Porto, a fast and fun tactical house-finishing and point-grabbing game. \n\nThe color scheme and artwork - especially the MAD Magazine-esque marginalia on the game board containing numerous city of Porto easter eggs - is whimsical & beautiful (complimentary).",
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          "alt": "Details of the board for the game Porto. Several row houses in different bright colors and of varying heights have been completed: purple, yellow, blue. Each floor is a separate tile that is stacked to create the three, four and five stories of the building. A peaked triangular roof caps each building to show it's been completed. There are cute details in the windows of each of the houses including residents, hanging clothes out to dry, and more. \n\nAbove the city is a stylized landscape of the rest of Porto containing various historical and cultural references to this Portuguese city. Featured: a magnificent blue dragon, wings unfurled (which is part of the city's coat of arms); and a huge bottle of Port wine (one of their biggest exports).",
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          "alt": "Closeup of the board from the game Porto. There are building contract cards face up (which can be claimed for extra points upon meeting certain building or card-playing objectives during the game). There is also a stylized illustration of an orchestra standing on the rooftops of the city performing. There are brass instruments, a conductor, a pianist, a standup bass, woodwinds, and a violinist. This is a reference to Porto's \"Casa da Música\" music hall. \n\nThe board in general has oodles of Porto easter eggs according to the designer and artist.",
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