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Year
2020
Players
1
Playtime
40 min
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Description
In Floor Plan players take on the role of an Architect designing a house for a client. Each round, a pair of dice are rolled and then players will act simultaneously, using the dice to either draw a new room onto their floor plan or add crucial architectural and landscaping features.
The game ends when any player has completed six client demands, or is unable to use all dice in a turn. The player with the most points is the winner – the client likes their design best and they earn that lucrative commission!
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Getting Games Discussion at 7:24 sentiment: positive
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positive
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- i've never actually written a rubric before
- a board game is just a pile of bits and uh cards without rules so that's a very important part of this
- i am super excited to actually own a copy of this
- i spent a decent amount of money to get this copy because i wanted to cover it for the channel
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kovray First Impressions at 39:54 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
Very Positive
Pros
- Really fun
- Outrageous floor plans
- Great representation and inclusivity
- Quick game with depth
- Lots of laughs
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Building houses
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Pattern Building — you can use different combinations to build different rooms to build different furniture um doors windows like all sorts of things it's really shrubs trees
- Roll and Write — you basically just like build a house yeah um based on what you're rolling um you can use different combinations to build different rooms to build different furniture um doors windows like all sorts of things it's really shrubs trees
- Set Collection — and there's like goals so you have to try and finish them
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- This is the only cooperative role practice if we're wrong it's a cooperative gem.
- Oh my goodness this is like it's it's one of the heavier villain rights for sure but it's so cool.
- My first impression of this game is these dice are beautiful and wow there's a lot going on.
- This one's cool because of the track the board track.
- This is another really I'd say it's really heavy.
- It's super neat because you get an asymmetrical character board that has different abilities different advisors.
- I wasn't able to connect my paths and I was getting so frustrated because I was just sitting there I was like this isn't working this isn't working this isn't working and there was no alternative for me and I just got a little frustrated.
- This is a fantastic game hadrian's wall.
- My first impressions amazing super crunchy though holy holy.
- This game has won my heart.
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Watch It Played News Update at 12:23
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Pros
- Won best large group game.
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- it's very much like california today
- it's very much like california you get it
- you get it from what we know so far in legacy game fashion you'll be writing on the game board marking it and forever altering it with stickers even throwing parts away shaping a game over time unique to any other
- and that's something that's very new and very intriguing
- if it's worth the risk then heading on over to hasbropulse.com will be the first move you'll want to make
- The dark quarter which has been announced by lucky duck and van ryder games
- i love mothership i love the mothership rpg the sci-fi horror ah it's great
- Mothership is just awesome it's every sci-fi horror story you could ever wish for its scope is massive from desolate planets to hostile space stations i'm a big fan of its streamlined and easy to learn system
- Ultimate werewolf just leveled up with the announcement of ultimate werewolf extremes
- this looks honestly really cool i'm absolutely into this version of this game
- it would be like if squid games took place at takeshi's castle
- i'm really excited to maybe hold off on the blood and instead take to the dungeon when it's released next year
- it's another bold step from board games into the mainstream and that's something that gets me excited
- and all in all i saw a list of absolutely solid games and a link to where you could actually buy them being shown to a large captive audience games that i'd be proud to show newcomers to the hobby for that i'm incredibly excited and thankful to popular mechanics
- yellow france announced that the company has decided to rethink the distribution of its products yellow and loki in the united states and in canada
- it's pretty great i think to see stuff like this that rewards players for playing and gives them another reason to go and support friendly local gaming stores so i'm all in for this type of initiative
- once upon a time in the far east deep in the mountains of the mythical land there was a world renowned dim sum restaurant by the name of steam up
- i would like some dim sum
- Steam Up: A Feast of Dim Sum is a competitive two to five player light medium weight dim sum set collection and action management game that offers a delicious cultural experience
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Meeple University Review
video_pk 70275 · mention_pk 167201
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Meeple Mountain Promotion at 5:30 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Accessible alternative to Welcome To with a floorplan twist
- Short playtime (15-20 minutes)
Cons
- Limited details in the clip about advanced strategy
Thematic elements
- architectural planning and space optimization
- Floorplan-focused city/space planning
- accessible, family-friendly
Comparison games
- Welcome To
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Simultaneous Actions — Players act in parallel for efficiency
- simultaneous_turns — Players act in parallel for efficiency
- spatial_reasoning — Think ahead about space utilization
- Tile Placement — Arrange tiles to create efficient floorplans
- tile_placement — Arrange tiles to create efficient floorplans
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Quotes (from this video)
- it's for one to five players so there is a solo player mode in it
- we are all trying to create them wackiest but simultaneously most efficient factory at the table
- claim is a two-player trick-taking game where the key has died and we are both fighting for claim of the throne
- five different fantasy races and they are all going to have different mechanics that are kind of specific to that fantasy flavor
- we're bringing claim to the sequel over early 2020
- this is board game Brody I hope you enjoyed this video
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Getting Games Discussion at 9:28 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
neutral-to-positive
Pros
- Early-era nostalgia for roll-and-write format
- Accessible with some clever twists
Cons
- May feel dated to some players
- Feels less relevant given a mountain of new games
Thematic elements
- Random inputs shaping a floor plan
- House floor plan design
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- roll-and-write / random input — Plan a floor layout with randomized elements; players record plans and adjust strategies
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is the final version right here with the final art and the final components
- Jessica honestly spent a ludicrous amount of time making this game a reality
- I designed it and she actually made this a game that you can hold in your hands
- I am so proud of this game
- It's surreal to see it here at the end
- I'm Overjoyed to see people playing it as well
- Spring cleaning oriented but there are obvious reasons
- I will cherish forever
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