Great videos. Thanks :) Did you manage to understand how the Insane cards work on a Solo/2 Player game? Everything is open? If you get the traitor card (or cards I don't know if there are more) do you discard that one a take a new Insane card?
In a 2 player game players have to keep their Insane cards secret, but in a solo game I'm still not sure - thematically you could pretend it's secret but it seems silly when you're controlling both characters! All the insane cards have a player count in the corner and things like the traitor cards are 3+ players if I remember correctly so if you draw one that's for a higher player count than you have, you discard it and keep going until you get one for the right number
Hi. Hope you had a nice trip back form Essen. ok. it makes sense then that you look at the insane cards has extra objectives you have to achieve with your characters. Didn't know about the detail on the cards for the number of players.
It's really fun. When playing solo or with friends you'll be constantly checking the board and just use the app for resolving events/attacks/etc. The app is completely accesory
I think my favorite quote of the video is "let's grab some darkness".
Great videos. Thanks :) Did you manage to understand how the Insane cards work on a Solo/2 Player game? Everything is open? If you get the traitor card (or cards I don't know if there are more) do you discard that one a take a new Insane card?
In a 2 player game players have to keep their Insane cards secret, but in a solo game I'm still not sure - thematically you could pretend it's secret but it seems silly when you're controlling both characters!
All the insane cards have a player count in the corner and things like the traitor cards are 3+ players if I remember correctly so if you draw one that's for a higher player count than you have, you discard it and keep going until you get one for the right number
Hi. Hope you had a nice trip back form Essen. ok. it makes sense then that you look at the insane cards has extra objectives you have to achieve with your characters. Didn't know about the detail on the cards for the number of players.
Cheeky little cheat with the Brass Key but watching this has explained a couple of rules I wasn't so sure of.
I'm undecided if this game looks fun or not. So far, it looks like a game you play mostly in app with the board serving no real purpose.
It's really fun. When playing solo or with friends you'll be constantly checking the board and just use the app for resolving events/attacks/etc. The app is completely accesory
Poor Wendy!
On the bright side, she didn't start burning the mansion down! :)
True, although I am not sure how much of a bright side that really is. . .
Hello.I think "move action" doesn't count as a move.
This game would be amazing if it is app only (no board!).