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Ep. 16 - Mechanically Speaking
This week, Corey and Harrison talk about their favorite board game mechanics and pick games that represent them best. We'll also cover some recently played games including Thunder Road: Vendetta, Fractured Sky, World Wonders, and River Valley Glassworks.
What We've Been Playing
Corey
Harrison
Feature Topic
Our favorite mechanics and games that include them.
Other Links
Trivia Ambush
Guess the game based on the excerpt from each rulebook:
The start player begins by playing a [redacted] card from their hand and all other players in clockwise order do the same. When a player plays a [redacted] card, they must declare the observed color.
Giving a piece of information: In order to carry out this action, a player has to take a blue token and place it back into the lid of the box. He can tell one teammate something about the cards held by that teammate.
To construct a Building, you must first own a set of adjacent lots matching the shape of that building.
A player who cannot or does not wish to produce the required number of food must take a begging card for each missing food.
Flip the cards in your play area so that their values are visible, then add all values together to determine your speed.
Reach us at [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram (@AdamantlyAnalog)
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By Corey Murphy, Harrison DunnThis week, Corey and Harrison talk about their favorite board game mechanics and pick games that represent them best. We'll also cover some recently played games including Thunder Road: Vendetta, Fractured Sky, World Wonders, and River Valley Glassworks.
What We've Been Playing
Corey
Harrison
Feature Topic
Our favorite mechanics and games that include them.
Other Links
Trivia Ambush
Guess the game based on the excerpt from each rulebook:
The start player begins by playing a [redacted] card from their hand and all other players in clockwise order do the same. When a player plays a [redacted] card, they must declare the observed color.
Giving a piece of information: In order to carry out this action, a player has to take a blue token and place it back into the lid of the box. He can tell one teammate something about the cards held by that teammate.
To construct a Building, you must first own a set of adjacent lots matching the shape of that building.
A player who cannot or does not wish to produce the required number of food must take a begging card for each missing food.
Flip the cards in your play area so that their values are visible, then add all values together to determine your speed.
Reach us at [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram (@AdamantlyAnalog)