Orbis Review - with Tom Vasel

Tom Vasel takes a look at Orbis, a tile placement game from Space Cowboys!
00:00 - Introduction
01:16 - Game overview
08:18 - Final thoughts
BGG: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2...
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[@meeplecritic7766]

I like the idea splash mechanic for this game where you place cubes in orthogonally adjacent spaces. Reminds me very much of Sweet Mess.

[@Noonycurt]

I played this game yesterday. So today I thought: "I wonder if the Dice Tower has reviewed this." And - lo and behold - Tom reviewed it two months ago and - I HAVE ALREADY WATCHED IT. Hmm, thanks TH-cam for pointing out how bad my memory is.

[@nathansurgenor]

Love the fade out music in this one

[@eVanDiesel]

Demoed this at Grandcon today! It was fun!

[@koben333]

Honestly sounds like this game inspired the new Vampire legacy game, Heritage. The taking of only 15 tiles (or 10 cards in Vampire) and how it fits or doesn’t fit. Just thought it was interesting.

[@LeeroyPorkins]

Release date?

[@pinkbeef]

Looks fun. Almost a combination of mechanisms from Splendor and Viceroy. Probably more fun than Viceroy for 2 player by leaving out the auction for the tiles.

[@LeeroyPorkins]

I was thinking Splendor and Kingdomino

[@BardicLiving]

The lack of an auction is a big plus.

[@KristiyanNedelchev]

I love you Tom, but those cubes are orange not yellow :D

[@Konquerror]

"the worshipers.... you kind of think of them as currency" isn't that how all religions see them :D

[@TheBbadger]

How droll...

[@B0ombastix]

tips fedora

[@Jootie_de_Kop]

This last god looks like an angry Tom Vasel.