Shut the Books and Rocket Punch looks so interesting! We'll definitely have to get our hands on these... eventually... hopefully! Thanks for these videos! - G
Thanks for these recommendations! I had translated the "Go out Girl" rules some time ago, but the part of "attacking" is where I am still puzzled. So let say that someone opens the round by playing a single "7" card. The rules say all cards that should follow, should be higher until someone plays 13, that is clear. My doubt is when are we "allowed" and how to play pairs, three of kind, four of a kind, etc after the game starts? According to the rules if the first card played is a "7" for example, the "Not allowed" cards to be played is "a pair of 8s" (I am not sure why) or a single "7" card (because it's not higher) Thanks for clarifying!
It can be tricky! Thanks for watching! I actually like Go Out Girl more by playing with the Haricot style of tricks-how you only need the sums of the cards you played to be greater than the previously played cards. Something about that seems more fun to me.
I wish I had gotten Lazy Bellboys or Phantom of the Opera. I passed on them because I play so little 2p but it would have been nice to have one new 2p game.
I regret not picking up Lazy Bellboys too. TPotO should be available at Spiel and with nicer components. I would say though that I still like Sail / Hameln Cave more 🤔
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Thanks for the coverage!
Great to hear more about the games from Japan - I keep adding more and more to my list to buy when I visit in November!!
Safe travels & Good hunting!
Shut the Books and Rocket Punch looks so interesting! We'll definitely have to get our hands on these... eventually... hopefully! Thanks for these videos! - G
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for these recommendations!
I had translated the "Go out Girl" rules some time ago, but the part of "attacking" is where I am still puzzled.
So let say that someone opens the round by playing a single "7" card. The rules say all cards that should follow, should be higher until someone plays 13, that is clear.
My doubt is when are we "allowed" and how to play pairs, three of kind, four of a kind, etc after the game starts? According to the rules if the first card played is a "7" for example, the "Not allowed" cards to be played is "a pair of 8s" (I am not sure why) or a single "7" card (because it's not higher)
Thanks for clarifying!
It can be tricky! Thanks for watching! I actually like Go Out Girl more by playing with the Haricot style of tricks-how you only need the sums of the cards you played to be greater than the previously played cards. Something about that seems more fun to me.
Great video! It makes me wish that I went to the event! Small note: "Geonil," maker of Phantom of the Opera is pronounced "Gun(the firearm)-il."
Good to know! Thanks for the note!
Hmm, looking to get a copy of Shut the Books. Havent seen it anywhere though. 🤔
It’s tricky to find to be sure. I made a how to buy games from Japan video that has a lot of useful tips on how to hunt for games. I’d start there.
I wish I had gotten Lazy Bellboys or Phantom of the Opera. I passed on them because I play so little 2p but it would have been nice to have one new 2p game.
I regret not picking up Lazy Bellboys too. TPotO should be available at Spiel and with nicer components. I would say though that I still like Sail / Hameln Cave more 🤔
Great video! Haricots looks very funny! Is it on bgg by chance?
Not yet. The publishers other games are though.
@@CardboardEast thank you!