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It took me a while to buy in to the hype of this game, not being a big racing fan and I had past experiences of not enjoying that one game everybody recommends, but Heat turned out to be super fun.
Playing solo, the automata does a great job at being super simple to follow, as well as keeping the race entertaining. They can easily be included as well in multiple player games. Heat is super easy to pick up, not so long to set up, and the rules are straightforward enough that anyway can play it and explain it, all while not compromising on its complexity. The game just flows so well. It has quickly become a favorite for me and my friend on our weekends.
Border Reivers: Anglo-Scottish Border Raids, 1513-1603
Lands of Galzyr's cards are slightly different sized compared to standard poker sleeves. These sleeves fit snugly and are quite good quality. Galzyr's cards are quite sturdy and you don't really shuffle the cards, so you don't strictly need these sleeves, but if you're the type who likes to sleeve their cards or who is worried about them getting damaged, these are perfect for the job.