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2019
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Description
Noch mal so gut! is a roll and write dice game in the Noch mal! family, adding further rules and possibilities of the popular predecessor. New elements include a seventh dice that can be chosen instead of the other ones (and a row and extra scoring for these dice) with new elements included on this dice - like a bomb (cross 4 fields anywhere), a heart (if crossed, it brings bonuses for completed columns), two stars (cross two stars anywhere) etc. Another new element is the rows also being scored besides columns.
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kovray First Impressions at 99:38:40 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Vibrant and colorful
- Dice combinations are joyful
- Exploding bombs create exciting moments
- Race element is fun
Cons
none
Thematic elements
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Dice Combination — Players combine dice, grabbing a color and a number or a bomb, and then choosing how to use them.
- Exploding bombs — When bombs explode, many combinations can be created.
- Race — The game is a race.
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is probably one of the most unique roll and writes I think I've ever played.
- It's got a lot of challenging things in it and it's not a simple roll and write.
- You're taking tiles out of this central area, you're drafting tiles, and then you're placing those tiles into your grid on your paper.
- And then the scoring is based on sets of symbols.
- It uses very minimal components, just a pencil and paper.
- We're doing a giveaway.
- We'll be talking about the two games that we're being we'll be giving away actually today so if you're looking to win a copy of silver and gold or sonara then make sure you comment down below and check out our other videos to get even more.
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Review at 0:00 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Packs a punch for its size.
- Modular with a ton of replayability.
- Interesting and really fun.
- Great graphics.
- Nice complex solo experience in a small package.
- Really clear rulebook.
Cons
- Super hard.
- Need to spend wood to buy half of the stuff.
- Rope is really hard to find.
- Always too cold.
- Always hungry and thirsty.
Thematic elements
- Brave the cold and face obstacles and hazards while trying to set a fire to keep the temperature from hurting you.
Comparison games
- Robinson Crusoe
- The Seventh Continent
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- action selection — Players select action cards that come in groups of three, representing different locations, and then choose a path to take.
- crafting — Players can camp and craft items by spending resources like wood.
- Dice Rolling — Dice are used for actions, challenges, and events. A focus die can be discarded to automatically succeed, and dice can be re-rolled once if the result is not liked.
- Modular Board — The game uses tiles that are shuffled and configured for each mission, creating different paths and replayability.
- Push Your Luck — Players can choose to re-roll dice or use stamina to meet challenge requirements, with the risk of not succeeding or getting hurt.
- Resource Management — Players manage health, hunger, thirst, and stamina, and must gather resources like wood, rope, and pelts to craft items and survive.
- Set Collection — Players collect markers to upgrade their character and equipment like bows, arrows, and fishing lures.
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Quotes (from this video)
- All right, everybody. I want to tell you about a new print and play that is ala Robinson Crusoe or Seventh Continent.
- It's a little bit hardier, but is in a pretty small package for what it provides.
- Now, you are trying to brave the cold a lot of the title bravery and you are facing obstacles and hazards and challenges while trying to set a fire to keep the temperature from hurting you, which is your health.
- So, let me just show you what's in this game because again, it really packs a punch for its size.
- The really cool thing about the action cards in this game is that they come in groups of three because there are three different types of uh locations.
- So, that means that this modular game has a ton of replayability.
- So, I'm going to choose my path. I am going to start here and go up to uh fall tree.
- So, these are your action cards right here. And I'm going to show you another sheet. Now again, these come in groups of three. You'll see dead tree, Christmas tree, fall tree. So, that's one group, another group, and another group. And these are in sheets. And the really easy way to do this when you're playing is you don't have to um shuffle up your uh sheets like you could just leave them printed out like this, and then simply roll a D6, and you're going through your cards in a particular order that is like you shuffled them up, and you're just flipping one over randomly.
- So, I roll. I got a five. I'm going to roll another die. I do like that. So, I'm going to keep that and now I'm going to add to that. This is a test. And I got a two. I would like to receive I would like to get to nine. So, I'm going to re-roll this and I hope I get a four. And I got a two again. So, I can essentially use my dice again. Now, I know I'm going to have some test coming up here, um but I really would like to get this thing. I would like to have this test. And the thing about the test is that I can cover the test willingly with missing stamina. So, if I go over or if I go under, I'm allowed to kind of say I'd like to use some stamina. So, I exert two more stamina so that I can reach from seven to nine, and then I gain one of these markers.
- So, lighting a fire, which is temporary, um allows you to then do the other actions if you have them, but is really, really helpful.
- Ton to like here. I've got the link in the description below. You can check out the Kickstarter. Check out the entire campaign. Go and look at the, uh, you know, the the PDFs, the docs. I really showed you pretty much everything that is in, um, this particular game, but a nice, complex solo experience in a really, really small package.
- All right, everybody. I'll see you later. Bye.
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kovray Review
video_pk 68824 · mention_pk 165115
Pros
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Cons
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Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- you roll you fill out things and you hope you get the most points
- it's exactly what i thought it was going to be you roll you fill out things
- this game is perfect for you
- it's a roll and write this could be your game
- there's a lot of depth to the game
- you really have to plan out which rows you're going to go for
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kovray Review at 0:29 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Fast, accessible, and easy to teach
- Strategic depth through cascading dice options
- Beautiful components and clear scoring
- Replayability via different paths to victory
Cons
- Dice randomness can frustrate players who crave control
- Score sheet can be fiddly and require careful tracking
- Not ideal for players who dislike dexterity of color filling
Thematic elements
- color matching and spatial growth
- colorful grid-based competition where players fill in colored regions on score sheets
- abstract strategy with casual, family-friendly vibe
Comparison games
- Tetris
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Dice Drafting — After initial rounds, players narrow the dice pool by removing two dice each turn, shaping options for remaining players.
- Dice drafting/selection — After initial rounds, players narrow the dice pool by removing two dice each turn, shaping options for remaining players.
- Endgame Trigger by Completion — Game ends when two colors are fully filled; then final scoring occurs.
- Flip/Roll and Write — Players roll dice and translate results into fills on their own score sheets.
- Pattern/Column-Row Completion Scoring — Completing rows and columns yields points, with bonuses for first to finish and hearts affecting scores.
- Roll and Write — Players roll dice and translate results into fills on their own score sheets.
- Wild Dice and Special Abilities — Wild dice (question marks and X) unlock flexible placements and mid-round power uses.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- you roll you fill out things and you hope you get the most points
- it's exactly what i thought it was going to be you roll you fill out things
- this game is perfect for you
- it's a roll and write this could be your game
- there's a lot of depth to the game
- you really have to plan out which rows you're going to go for
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