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Random question, are the two of you going to gen con this year? Thank you for your hard work on the channel

We have it and totally love it! Expansion makes set up a bit complicated as some things have to come in and others out. But gladly play at any count! Take a look at some NSKN games (which you can get VERY cheap now) - which is their old name. I think you'd love Dragonsgate College and Simurgh.

Just got the expansion. We really like this game.

I've played Nucleum solo and at 4-players, and I couldn't agree more with all of your assessments. 👍 I don't cull many games, but I can't see me playing this again, especially solo (which for me was painful).

I like the action selection. My first game I made the same mistake as Toph and put too many tiles out and then had to use my ? tile to get more. While I ultimately got decent at the game, I just don't get enough enjoyment out of the game to make it worth the brain power and time.

Good to see you again, Toph! Love the dynamic between you two friends.

The teach would be a con for me. I struggle with teaching games, especially to non gamers.

I’m a fan of the standard game so this is an automatic buy for me. If I didn’t like ASoIaF would I be excited? Maybe not, but I would probably still enjoy just playing it.

Wow you got 3 boxes that’s insane

Just got into MC over the past month and I love it!! I can’t find a local multiplayer group, so if anyone in the central NC area wanna play hit me up

How’s the game play?

I know nothing about this game but I love Star Wars and I used to have a problem buying ccg’s, so I have a special place in my heart to watch people crackin packs.it’s fun to watch someone having fun with the unknown. Mtg and Star Wars destiny kind of burned me out but fun to watch others, thanks

Time stamp reads FASN BOY OF HEAT :D

Add the Hydra Soldiers you will like it more, also I can’t wait for DCeased

It is one of the best from Garphil games! It is REALLY good

Do Note that the expansions are not solo compatible. Thanks for the overview.

Can I ask for help, here? I'm new to Zombicide: Heroes Resistance, I couldn't find ANYWHERE in the rules what the teeth mean on the dice?

Great review thanks

I'm still waiting for my copy to arrive. But I'm glad to hear it's an 8 for you, and overall that's not so complicated as a Lacerda. BTW Julian Pombo started by helping Lacerda testing games, helping in some designs and then he created his own games with some Lacerda's observations.

The game was a great deal for the kickstarter price. It was $85, or $90 for preorder, with included clear skies expansion (stretch goals). The clear skies expansion would add more variety with the companies and objective cards. The cheapest I saw for retail was $100 which could be a good value. I feel it's a game that you are going to be bouncing off of what other people do a lot. It's a mix of area control and euro mechanics.

I really like the theme! I've bounced off Lacerda style games bcause they are too procedual for my tastes. Probably going to wait for a copy to hit the 2nd handmarket and then give it a go if the price is right! FYI: The mechanics intro was a bit loud using headphones!

Finally played it this past weekend. I bought a copy and the friend I played with bought a copy. I give it an 8.5, could be a 9 with more plays. 😊

I like Aquatica. The combos make the game for me. And it's quick. Quick to set up, quick to teach, quick to play. But I eouldn't keep it if it didn't also give some brain burn.

I literally don’t get the massive change in opinion for Rails to the North. Just because a new iteration of a game comes along and implements things differently should not be an indicator in such a massive drop off. Preference to play one over the other? Sure. But such denigration? Odd

I bought both the sinister and guardians of the galaxy retail before i knew about the Kickstarter exclusives... now I'm really regretting it lol

The rules interpretation mistake is Massive. That’s a real shame.

Getting worried there, I miss Brad at Boardgames!

1. Dune: a game of conquest and diplomacy (this is the movie version of classic dune) 2. Power rangers heroes of the grid 3. Terraforming mars 4. Ghost stories 5. Kinfire delve

Vagrantsong is great 😅

Brad is back!!!!

Mutant Genesis is definitely the best of these offerings and Magneto is the best final boss of any box they've done to date. However I still rate Sinister Motives as joint first for box quality alongside MG.

i feel the same way as you guys on Inventions.... it's right at a 7 for me.... I like it slightly less that Weather Machine.... really love to see your thoughts on Weather Machine. But still my to three Lacerda ones; Kansan EV, On Mars and Lisboa

The name is Dig Your Way Out, not Dig Out.

Good review, (other than the bit of random rambling for a bit in the middle but no biggy). Your channel should have more eyeballs. Thinking about buying this some day for the Monty Python Zombicide expansion I bought.

I like your review format. The important thing about Spirit Island is like you said that it is a puzzle game. You win by ordering your powers in the best way to mess with the invaders which behave almost entirely deterministic. It also has a difficulty that is easy to tune according to your skill level so that you should always be able to create a game that treats you fairly. Although you discuss Jagged Earth here, as an entry point, Horizons of Spirit Island may be a good lowcost sampling of the game system to figure out if you want to delve deeper. A cheaper option still is to find the game digitally where you can play a few turns for free. I would say that beyond a handful of plays of the base game that either Branch and Claw or Jagged Earth is essential. The addition of events that both expansions offer adds a small dimension of risk and unpredictability that the base game sorely lacks.

I would kind of agree with the statement it is not a game, still rated it 8/10 on bgg. It is an experience. Nemesis largely plays itself with minimal player input, has got some clunky mechanics, like noise markers, and some straight up game breaking ones like luck driven player elimination Played as semi coop most of players will die, quite likely all of them if counting flying not to earth or broken engines as death. But that's the fun of it. Being in an alien movie on board you expect to be, betrayed, killed, have tons of bad luck, essentially be helpless and not make it. Ripley was the chosen one. And you are not Ripley.