I own this game since... forever. It's a great object of design (one of the few I leave exposed in the living room) and a great teaching tool. I taught it to my younger son and we play often. I hope he will let me win someday.
Of the instructional videos you have done for Gigamic games, this is the game that looks the most interesting to me. I imagine it has caused quite a lot of angst over the years as a player realizes too late that they just handed the winning piece to their opponent. Hehe. I see it on Amazon for about $35. I added it to my wish list. I'd like to see you do a play through of this game.
Rodney, the content you put out is top notch! Hands down the best game play tutorials on TH-cam. But I have to be honest, my wallet can't handle all the games you make me want to buy.
Most accurate would be stating it's based in romance languages, since it means the same in Portuguese, Spanish, Galician and many others romance languages as well, not exclusively Italian.
Just learnt we've been playing wrong! We assumed that each player had 8 pieces of the same colour... but no... we have access to all 16 pieces. This changes everything.
I'm not sure I understand your question. Was there somewhere in the video that indicated a die is needed for this game? Do you have a time stamp to a die being used here?
I have been checking out your collection behind you, and noticed you have been switching around the games that are showing in the videos you make. Are you trying different organizations of games? Or are you taking out games and playing them and then putting them on the shelves in random order? You seem like the sort of person who would have more of a systematic way of storing your games, especially with 500 games.....
That is only true if no winning strategy exists. If there was one (which is likely due to lack of random elements) then one of the players just is bound to get the short end of the stick at some point.
3:38 Quarto! There's already a winning row of light pieces! Do I win? Did I beat Rodney?
You know what? For being such an eagle-eye, yes, I'm going to declare you a winner :)
Watch It Played I’m honored. Picked up the game for my wife and I to play tonight after dinner. Looking forward to it.
@@gqsnowman I hope you have a great time with it, though you should warn her you've already had some practice :)
Watch It Played We’ve been battling in Onitama for years and she’s definitely ahead on win count, so I’ll take an edge for a couple games. :)
Too easy😝
4:15 Quarto Hollow
4:29 Quarto White
4:33 Quarto Round
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I own this game since... forever. It's a great object of design (one of the few I leave exposed in the living room) and a great teaching tool.
I taught it to my younger son and we play often. I hope he will let me win someday.
I often feel the same way about my opponents!
Dude, I just tune in now to see your box flipping skillz!
Of the instructional videos you have done for Gigamic games, this is the game that looks the most interesting to me. I imagine it has caused quite a lot of angst over the years as a player realizes too late that they just handed the winning piece to their opponent. Hehe. I see it on Amazon for about $35. I added it to my wish list. I'd like to see you do a play through of this game.
Glad you enjoyed checking these out - I hoped people would find them unique!
Thank you for this excellent explanation.
I just bought Quarto, and this explanation will be a good way to introduce it to friends.
I hope you all have a great time playing!
Perfect timing. This will make a great gift for Mum and Dad for Christmas. Hopefully my local game store has it.
I hope you're able to track it down - glad you enjoyed!
Thank you Rodney! :)
A pleasure - thank you for checking out the video!
Thanks. Anouther game we never heard of and now looking to own. Great vid, look forward to playing this soon.
So glad you enjoyed what you saw - thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!
This game is great! They make a travel size mini version of this game too. It's a great gift for all ages and i have a copy of it at the office too
A travel size would be great!
Rodney, the content you put out is top notch! Hands down the best game play tutorials on TH-cam. But I have to be honest, my wallet can't handle all the games you make me want to buy.
Thanks so much for the kind words - and apologies for the wallet :)
This looks really fun! Thanks for the clear instructions. I really enjoy Connect 4 so this looks like something I would enjoy too.
Glad you enjoyed checking out!
Fun fact: the name of the game is italian, and it means "Fourth!"
Most accurate would be stating it's based in romance languages, since it means the same in Portuguese, Spanish, Galician and many others romance languages as well, not exclusively Italian.
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Now this game has potential to make it to my game table!!!! I love the strategy!
Glad this one caught your eye Frank!
Rodney taking out a classic! Love it :D
My favorite abstract game of all time.
My father actually built his own copy of this game :D
I'd absolutely buy a handmade Quarto game
@@greenlimabean to be honest, the pieces are so simple you would need to add flourishes like engravings to make it worth it.
Some people do the same in my country.
HELL YEAH, LOVE FOR THIS CLASSIC.
I've had this for awhile and was happy to get a chance to feature it!
This is fascinating!
Very glad you enjoyed!
I've bought used in perfect condition for less than one dollar here in Poland - best cost/fun ratio ever xD
That's an incredible deal!
Just learnt we've been playing wrong! We assumed that each player had 8 pieces of the same colour... but no... we have access to all 16 pieces. This changes everything.
Enjoy your next plays with this new knowledge!
Does this game come with dice? Mine doesn't have any in the box
I'm not sure I understand your question. Was there somewhere in the video that indicated a die is needed for this game? Do you have a time stamp to a die being used here?
Have you ever tried Pentago? It's a fantastic game.
I have!
Hey Rodney , you forgot to leave links to other games by the same company! This looks great and would go excellently on my coffee table!
We'll have the other videos releasing this week and the links will be added at that time.
@@WatchItPlayed Excellent, thank you!
I have been checking out your collection behind you, and noticed you have been switching around the games that are showing in the videos you make. Are you trying different organizations of games? Or are you taking out games and playing them and then putting them on the shelves in random order? You seem like the sort of person who would have more of a systematic way of storing your games, especially with 500 games.....
It wouldn't be easy to explain in text!
I click for the epic box flip, stay for the rules explanation
Hope you enjoyed!
Neat game!
Glad you enjoyed Patrick!
missed that white completed row in that last example...so I call quarto! th-cam.com/video/v1c-uKD6iOw/w-d-xo.html
You win!
Paused.... yes? Kinda hard for me to tell the height on my little phone screen
Ah... hollow pieces
Is the black square on the bottom the same height to make a quarto along the right side?
It's one of the tall pieces.
@@WatchItPlayed Someone already won with 4 light colored pieces in a row
Am I the only one that thinks the intro is a bit on the loud side? Since it was added the way I watch is to nearly mute the video during the intro. :P
I wonder if it's your headphones? (or my headphones!) Sounds okay over here.
neat idea, but the loser will feel doubly worse for not only losing, but at the same time be the reason why they lost lol
That is only true if no winning strategy exists. If there was one (which is likely due to lack of random elements) then one of the players just is bound to get the short end of the stick at some point.
Yeah, double loser! 😈
@@LucianoHilton What ? ^^ Would you feel like a winner if you played a game you played a game you were bound to win ?
The game is so quick, you can quickly reset for a shot to redeem yourself :)
@@WatchItPlayed haha not if the same results occur 3x in a row 😄