A Feast for Odin vs Agricola

A side-by-side comparison of two of the most-asked-about board games — using only verified specs from our catalogue. No invented rules, no fluff.

Specs and BoardGameGeek rankings current as of June 2026. Gaps in our data show as a dash (—).

A Feast for Odin Agricola
Year20162007
Players1–41–5
Playtime~30 min~30 min
Recommended age12+12+
Complexity (BGG weight)3.9 / 53.6 / 5
BGG rank#27#64
DesignersUwe RosenbergUwe Rosenberg, Dale Yu
Key mechanicsAction Points, Automatic Resource Growth, Dice Rolling, EnclosureAutomatic Resource Growth, Closed Drafting, Enclosure, Increase Value of Unchosen Resources

Both games share these mechanics: Automatic Resource Growth, Enclosure, Solo / Solitaire Game, Worker Placement.

Which should you get?

Based only on the specs above — not on opinion:

  • Both sit at a similar weight (3.9 and 3.6 of 5 on BoardGameGeek), so neither is the obvious 'lighter' pick.
  • For bigger groups, Agricola stretches further (1–5 players).
  • On raw BoardGameGeek ranking, A Feast for Odin currently sits higher (#27 vs #64).

Both are well-loved games; the "right" one depends on your group. Read the full entries for A Feast for Odin and Agricola.

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Common questions

Is A Feast for Odin or Agricola harder to learn?

They're close: A Feast for Odin is rated 3.9 of 5 and Agricola 3.6 of 5 on BoardGameGeek, so both are a similar level to learn.

Which is faster to play, A Feast for Odin or Agricola?

Both take about 30 minutes.

How many players do A Feast for Odin and Agricola support?

A Feast for Odin plays with 1–4 players; Agricola plays with 1–5 players.