Wow, so fast. Really interesting game on its simplicity and variety. I wonder if it is simple enough to play in family, I think so. And for playing with those friends we have that are no-so-hard on boardgames.

There seems to be such a stark contrast between the character boards and the nearly pure abstraction of the game play.

@24:47 could you have put teh tile so that you left a 3 triangle plaza and had 2 blue triangles pointing in teh right direction in a row?

Feels like it would be more fun in more players, so that statues don't just hurt one player, players don't know which other player shares a color with them, etc. But maybe there would be too much to keep track of and it would just result in more random gameplay or AP.

Thanks!

@JonGetsGames

7 ай бұрын

Thanks again and again!

Nice playthrough, interesting game. I curious how to setup the game with the colors, how do you make sure everyone has different colors, and that there's no random red color (like in this video) without knowing what colors are used?

@JonGetsGames

7 ай бұрын

I didn't show it, but there is a somewhat complex set of setup instructions to ensure everyone has different colors while also hiding any information about the colors your opponents have.

It seems like this game has a LOT of opportunity for feelbad moments / feeling teamed up against.

The scoring on this one is a bit obtuse. I'm not sure I see the fun of having to work towards objectives you don't even know about. It also seemed a bit difficult to understand the patterns on the cards. Then, too, your work can be undone by special powers or buildings. That all sounds very unsatisfying.

Well this game is a no go. Not colorblind friendly