I think this game has a lot of potential as a game that I could set time aside to play with friends. However, it took us a good while to understand the rules. We started looking at the rules at around 11:05, started a game at around 11:14, and played a round and a half by 11:30 as we were still unconfident. Personally, I was most confused about the bridging part. Regardless, I like the unique setup of the cards on the table and again, I think this game has a lot of potential and I would love to play something like this.
The rules were extremely confusing and unclear, we weren't able to really get into the game. I can't attest to how fun or consistent the game is when you do understand the rules, because we couldn't really figure it out. It was difficult to read through the rules and figure out what we were actually supposed to do at any given point in time. It feels like the rules need to be explained in a better way for us to actually get to the meat of the game. I'd love to try this game again sometime, but since none of us really knew what was going on, it was way too difficult to decipher the rules and what they actually meant this time.
The game seems fun, but the rules are relatively confusing for beginners, we only got in a turn and a half due to spending most of are time just trying to figure out how the game was supposed to be played. Once we got into it the progression of the game felt good, and it was easy to understand how the game was progressing and what was happening once it started, although we were unable to complete the game. I think it has good potential, I think if there was more time to play this game on the table we would have had a much better time with this game.
I really love how unique the set up is but unfortunately the rules were difficult to understand. The hammering mechanic and what it means and looks like to strut something felt unclear. Still, I feel this game has potential and I feel it would be balanced in the case that the rules were easy enough to follow for us to play.
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I think this game has a lot of potential as a game that I could set time aside to play with friends. However, it took us a good while to understand the rules. We started looking at the rules at around 11:05, started a game at around 11:14, and played a round and a half by 11:30 as we were still unconfident. Personally, I was most confused about the bridging part. Regardless, I like the unique setup of the cards on the table and again, I think this game has a lot of potential and I would love to play something like this.
The rules were extremely confusing and unclear, we weren't able to really get into the game. I can't attest to how fun or consistent the game is when you do understand the rules, because we couldn't really figure it out. It was difficult to read through the rules and figure out what we were actually supposed to do at any given point in time. It feels like the rules need to be explained in a better way for us to actually get to the meat of the game. I'd love to try this game again sometime, but since none of us really knew what was going on, it was way too difficult to decipher the rules and what they actually meant this time.
The game seems fun, but the rules are relatively confusing for beginners, we only got in a turn and a half due to spending most of are time just trying to figure out how the game was supposed to be played. Once we got into it the progression of the game felt good, and it was easy to understand how the game was progressing and what was happening once it started, although we were unable to complete the game. I think it has good potential, I think if there was more time to play this game on the table we would have had a much better time with this game.
I really love how unique the set up is but unfortunately the rules were difficult to understand. The hammering mechanic and what it means and looks like to strut something felt unclear. Still, I feel this game has potential and I feel it would be balanced in the case that the rules were easy enough to follow for us to play.