Good tips at the end. I’ve never beat this yet. But I’ve only played 3 times. It seems like a long shot to beat Bandito. Remembering the cards in the deck would help a little.
Hello! Yes, it certainly isn't easy to win this game, and it definitely good if you know what cards are in the deck. Best of luck with hit - hope you can beat him soon! :-)
This appears to be a good game for parents to play with their young children who are developing spatial awareness and logical deduction. It does have it's limits though as children grow past the basic concepts. Only other group I can think of is a bunch of drunks blundering their guard duties on Saturday night. XD Thanks for showcasing this simple game!
Hi Rip Tide. Bandido is indeed a very simple game, though surprisingly fun. It does have its limits, as you say, but it is easy for kids to learn and I'm sure they would enjoy playing. Thanks for watching!
Ooh like the look of this. I've been trying to get my husband into games since lockdown started in March 2020. He's pretty geeky but isn't a fan of games. (Probably because I keep beating him 😏) He did like pandemic though, so might like another co-operative game? Great vid, keep it up 😊
Hi Anaphase! Bandido is a really fun little game. Actually, it's surprisingly fun to play solo too! Yeah, maybe it might be fun for your husband to play this one. I guess if you keep beating him at competitive games it might be time to try out a few cooperatives! Has he tried Forbidden Island? That's another fun, cooperative game that is easy enough to learn. Thanks a lot for your comment! We're delighted you enjoyed the video!
By cutting off paths, you also narrow your play options. Interesting. I wonder what seriously-analyzed "good play" of this would look like? The overall geography of the board might be a consideration... (I think this is available on BoardGameArena now.)
For sure this is a difficult one to analyze. You would have to know all of the tiles in the game, how many there are of each and the likelihood of them coming out based on what is already on the table. That's a lot of remembering!
Good tips at the end. I’ve never beat this yet. But I’ve only played 3 times. It seems like a long shot to beat Bandito. Remembering the cards in the deck would help a little.
Hello! Yes, it certainly isn't easy to win this game, and it definitely good if you know what cards are in the deck. Best of luck with hit - hope you can beat him soon! :-)
This appears to be a good game for parents to play with their young children who are developing spatial awareness and logical deduction. It does have it's limits though as children grow past the basic concepts. Only other group I can think of is a bunch of drunks blundering their guard duties on Saturday night. XD
Thanks for showcasing this simple game!
Hi Rip Tide. Bandido is indeed a very simple game, though surprisingly fun. It does have its limits, as you say, but it is easy for kids to learn and I'm sure they would enjoy playing. Thanks for watching!
Great video guys. Looks like a great game!
Thanks Ray Bray! Bandido is very simple but it is a lot of fun and good for children and adults.
Ooh like the look of this. I've been trying to get my husband into games since lockdown started in March 2020. He's pretty geeky but isn't a fan of games. (Probably because I keep beating him 😏) He did like pandemic though, so might like another co-operative game? Great vid, keep it up 😊
Hi Anaphase! Bandido is a really fun little game. Actually, it's surprisingly fun to play solo too! Yeah, maybe it might be fun for your husband to play this one. I guess if you keep beating him at competitive games it might be time to try out a few cooperatives! Has he tried Forbidden Island? That's another fun, cooperative game that is easy enough to learn. Thanks a lot for your comment! We're delighted you enjoyed the video!
By cutting off paths, you also narrow your play options. Interesting.
I wonder what seriously-analyzed "good play" of this would look like?
The overall geography of the board might be a consideration...
(I think this is available on BoardGameArena now.)
For sure this is a difficult one to analyze. You would have to know all of the tiles in the game, how many there are of each and the likelihood of them coming out based on what is already on the table. That's a lot of remembering!