I am curious, you called Bitoku a medium-weight game. When I think medium-weight i think of castles of burgundy, viticulture, architects. What do you consider a heavy euro then?
Personally I consider Bitoku medium weight as well. It's such a point salad game, and you gain points for literally everything you do. You can't really get into a position where you are stuck and can't do anything. So while it does require thinking ahead, maybe not as strictly. For me a few games that I tried and would consider heavier: Gaia Project, Weather Machine, Carnegie.
I think this is a fun game if you have consistent players who you don't have to reteach. For instance, my wife and I enjoy this. Basically I had to digest the rules and then shared with her a Nithrania TH-cam tutorial video. It's not that complex once you get past the unique terminology.
I really like the core game. Havent looked at the expac at all. Its definitely easier than the rulebook makes it seem but the visual clutter makes it hard to first look at the game and understand it.
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I agree 100% with your thoughts. Once you learn it its pretty easy. But the setup and initial teach is too much.
I agree. Play with expansion its better, and cover the stones and de lakes better. Thanks for the video!
I would also mention that the solo mode is a beast. I use a fan made app to help me navigate the decision tree.
What app is that?
The app always crashes at some point. I never finished a game with the app...
I am curious, you called Bitoku a medium-weight game. When I think medium-weight i think of castles of burgundy, viticulture, architects. What do you consider a heavy euro then?
I thought Bitoku was extremely light. Very disappointing....
Personally I consider Bitoku medium weight as well. It's such a point salad game, and you gain points for literally everything you do. You can't really get into a position where you are stuck and can't do anything. So while it does require thinking ahead, maybe not as strictly. For me a few games that I tried and would consider heavier: Gaia Project, Weather Machine, Carnegie.
I think this is a fun game if you have consistent players who you don't have to reteach. For instance, my wife and I enjoy this. Basically I had to digest the rules and then shared with her a Nithrania TH-cam tutorial video. It's not that complex once you get past the unique terminology.
I really like the core game. Havent looked at the expac at all. Its definitely easier than the rulebook makes it seem but the visual clutter makes it hard to first look at the game and understand it.
Played the base game for the first time today. The game felt Way way too light and easy.... Not juicy like Lacerda games.
I think complexity vs satisfaction is an interesting method. I enjoy this game very much but it fell short on that metric