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Year
1981
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Description
From the game box:
Barbarian Prince is a solitaire game of heroic adventure in a forgotten age of barbarism and sorcery. No opponent is necessary, as the Event Booklet takes you through a pre-programmed sequence of encounters which is different each time you play the game. For each event, you, as the Barbarian Prince Cal Arath, must make the decisions which will make your quest successful - or may cost you your life.
Barbarian Prince is a new concept in Adventure Gaming. No rules reading is required; the programmed event sequence lets you begin play as soon as you open the box.
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Rob's Tabletop World Discussion at 12:04 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
none
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none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- The Drifter
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
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Quotes (from this video)
- I think sometimes that gets pushed aside for all these Kickstarters with all these different type of minis and expansions and bigger and flashier and we all get sucked into it and the gameplay just isn't there.
- it's it's one of those things where a print and play games are really really more important now than than ever.
- I mean, you could probably get all these games for what you would pay for maybe, you know, you know, maybe 60 60 bucks.
- And each booklet has a different story with a a a great final boss and a lot of fun and and very very very cheap and affordable.
- If it could go wrong, it'll go wrong.
- I have gotten my butt kicked by this game a million times.
- And just absolute fun.
- And I think it's a time, you know, when when people want to make things tougher that you we should be leaning to our print and plays and just have fun because there's a lot of brilliant, brilliant people out there making brilliant and wonderful games.
- So, uh, definitely check out the videos for them and check them out.
- if you're looking for the new year for some good fun and you want to save some money, these are the games that you will have hours and hours of just great fun with.
- So much fun. So much fun.
- And for you sci-fi nuts like myself, it is one that you will absolutely love and just have a blast with.
- Saving a buck and having fun, that's what gaming's about.
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The Dungeon Dive Guide at 12:21 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Files available for free online.
- Can be printed and made into a personal version.
- Terrain is already created on the hex map.
- Inspiration for many other games.
Cons
- A little bit more complex than some other hex crawls, but not overly complex.
Thematic elements
- barbarian
- random events
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Hex Crawling — Exploration of a hex map with pre-created terrain.
- random events — Discover random events as you explore the hex map.
- State tracking — Keep track of time of day and weather.
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is one of the best tools for hex crawling that I know of.
- It just works so effortlessly.
- This little snap box here has everything that you would need to have a little solo hex crawl.
- So just a really really neat little pocket uh hex crawl.
- This isn't a game in and of itself. You will need a game. You will need a system.
- This is one of my favorite subgenres of the tabletop hobby.
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