This is a real neat idea, but it may be good to do for games you have playthroughs of because it's hard to really follow without then seeing a game happen!

This'll be perfect anytime I need a refresher on Azul's core gameplay.

"How to play Azul in under 5 minuets", I read this as how to actually play a game of Azul that only takes 5 minuets "Aight everyone, time to just go on a mad speedrun of placing tiles."

@JonathonV

3 жыл бұрын

I read it the same way, except with minutes instead of minuets. I claim false advertising.

johnny you did a good job teaching Luke. he killed it yesterday

Thanks for the explanation, Chris Evans.

I thought this was gonna be how to have a game that lasts only five minutes. THAT would be an accomplishment, probably.

A nice breakdown for how this game works.

Such a fun game! Thanks Wheels!

Why am I watching this? I already know how to play Azul.

@swanny2531

3 жыл бұрын

Same, but I found this oddly soothing. I'm happy to watch the Dicebreaker team discuss anything tbh haha

Nice one!

I would also like to note that this is only one version of Azul. I have played two other versions with different rules, setups, scoring, etc.

That shirt is hilarious

so pretty much for the bonus score, 1 person will only get the +2 for a row? since the game ends as soon as someone completes 1 full row.

Ties are won by whoever had the most complete ROWS. Not columns.

Tight Azul

Reading the comments, I feel a bit better that I wasn't the only one thinking this video was gonna teach me how to essentially speedrun Azul. I'll work on my reading comprehension later, friends.

From the rulebook: In the case of a tie, the tied player with more complete *horizontal* lines wins the game. Also you didn't mention that remaining tiles from lines that have no tile in the rightmost space are placed in the lid of the game box.

Excellent pronunciation of "Azul", could have done better with "Évora", though.

This gave me a headache