How many players can play Fractured Sky?

Fractured Sky supports 1 to 5 players.

How long does a game of Fractured Sky take?

A typical game of Fractured Sky takes approximately 75 minutes.

What are the best video reviews of Fractured Sky?

MindForge has curated 36 video reviews of Fractured Sky from top board game content creators.

What type of game is Fractured Sky?

Fractured Sky features mechanics including Area Control, Area Majority, Betting and Bluffing, Engine Building, Hidden Victory Points.

Fractured Sky - Board Game

Video ntLUKnWW2sU Watch It Played News at 4:59 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Instantly excited about this one.
100 in on this when it goes to Kickstarter.

Cons

Finding them isn't as easy as that didn't sound easy.

Thematic elements

Leading your kingdom in the hunt for shards of fractured falling stars rumored to grant wishes.
A fantastical island

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Control — Using airships you'll be sending out armies to Regions with these star shards.
Set Collection — Finding shards of fractured falling stars rumored to grant wishes to those that can amass enough of them.
Worker Placement — You'll be hiring seers to help out increase your presence on the island placing permanent buildings to give you advantages.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Sequels, prequels, and total recalls.
Another unrelated guy. Nothing confusing about that.
I think a lot of people are excited about this one.
Follow the link in this video's description to find out more and back it before your campfire fades into darkness.
I really do love Baseball Highlights. I like how the series condenses things to the action.
This is a must play for me so I'm excited for its release this year.
I've officially become a big fan of IV games recently.
I really like their games a lot.
I'm 100 in on Fractured Sky when it goes to Kickstarter in April.
So I'll say announcement but it was definitely a sell sheet from a Game Wright catalog that was unveiled prematurely.
I'll change that to survive. You might later this year when it's released.
Any version is good in my books and it is a classic for a reason.
It's a masterpiece of board game design that was so far ahead of its time that even today it feels fresh and new.
Turns out The Battle of Versailles isn't a war game. It was a fashion show held in 1973.
What caught my eye is that this is from the designers of Zoom in Barcelona and Lacrimosa so I'm immediately interested.
This looks pretty cool to me and I'm sure it's even more exciting to those who enjoy the video games.
No no no no no no no not doing no I'm not doing that no.
My biggest fear is letting something called the o'neary shunt enter my brain.
And if you want to see evil artificial intelligence take complete control you can head over to this month's on the radar episode.
Did I say evil? I'm sorry, not evil, I meant misunderstood. Yeah, totally misunderstood.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Engaging blend of deduction and area control
Clear progression with multiple information-gathering options (scouting, peeking, and objective cards)
Modular builds (Markets, Fortresses, Skimmers) add strategic depth
Tightly woven end-game scoring tied to starfalls and wishes

Cons

Potentially complex setup and learning curve for new players
Heavy information management may cause analysis paralysis
Balance between gold/resources and scouting/scoping could affect pacing
The theme and components may require substantial production quality to shine

Thematic elements

Resource management, deduction, and area control with a race-to-win objective tied to starfalls and wishes
A mythic archipelago where 10 cursed islands rise from the sea after starfalls, as a god-beast awakens and grants one wish to the most starfalls collector.
mythic-adventure with hidden information and strategic planning

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Airships & magnets — Players launch up to three Airships per turn, attach them to magnets to map troop power, with a hard cap of 10 power per player; exceeding this cap incurs a penalty that reduces total power.
building — Build Markets, Fortresses, or Skimmers on hexes to gain permanent or round-based bonuses; Markets provide end-of-round resources, Fortresses add true power per island, Skimmers grant +1 true power for the current round.
peeking at objectives — Pay two resources to peek at orange objective cards that determine conditions to gain extra Starfalls.
scouting — Pay two gold to reveal a hidden Starfall card's location, with the option to gain a resource and influence future decisions.
Turn order & scoring — After all Airships are deployed, turn order is determined for the next round; scoring tallies true power per island to resolve Starfall rewards.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Giant star has broken into pieces and fallen into the sea
10 cursed Islands to rise from the depths
one wish
the most starfalls by the end
public deck
hidden Starfall cards

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Overall sentiment (raw)

neutral

Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I'm sitting here in front of the very first wooden world wood thing that I have owned
this monstrosity was their second attempt at releasing a very in demand product
I believe they'd done a DM screen back in the day for a critical role for Matthew Mercer and they liked what they' produced but they weren't entirely satisfied
wormwood dice by the way
the whole point of this video is to tell you about this arriving and talk to you about the strong caveat that West and Shira gave me
if anything is going to motivate me to do it it is in fact going to be this beautiful screen
I have always known how nice warmwood products are but really I mean the internal blind magnetic connections on all these the way it sits and stabilizes
the end of the day the takeaway from this is quackalope now has a deadline
if I don't play and start playing RPGs on a more regular basis if I don't utilize this very very expensive DM screen beautiful Immaculate DM screen that I in no way want to let go of I will have to give this gift back to the young man who got it for me
so in an effort to prevent West Todd from receiving the gift for himself I'm going to I'm going to try to start playing some RPGs
we have three games of terraforming Mars going at the same time
we had two Dune Imperium completely filled out
we might play fractured Sky we might play root
don't don't give gifts back to friends don't do whatever you you can to avoid having to return something that someone got for you that's as nice as walnut would with uh hand finish bevels and magnets that click things together

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

strong thematic integration with devious gameplay
magnetic components add tactile fun

Cons

none

Thematic elements

airship kingdoms with star shards
fantastical island

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Magnet components — magnet pieces add a physical and tactile twist to play
majority / area control with deduction — players vie for shards while using abilities and predicting others’ moves

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Saving Private Ryan the board game which sounds devastating honestly
it's not overly complicated
it's a great heads up two-player duel
it's just so simple to teach everyone enjoys it it's it's just a great game
I like expansions that add depth rather than breadth
the cooperative campaign what where did that come from
the game does a great job of maximizing enjoyment without the myriad complexities of certain other games of this type

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Video 6wPeo1oi8M8 Board Game Buzzz Top 10 List at 4:19 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Whimsical artwork
attractive cover with octopus imagery

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

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No key topics recorded for this video.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

neutral

Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

cute yet competitive airbound battles
Fantasy skies with fractured realms
lore-light

Comparison games

Leviathan Wilds

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

this is actually the copy of fractured sky that you can win
there is nothing cute about a hog for beatric the board game dog
the box cover here of weirdwood Manor

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Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I want everyone to back your game. I also want no one who will not like your game to back your game.
If there's not a rule book that tells me there isn't a game.
Don't buy games for a future you're unwilling to build.
Games are work. It takes effort to prioritize the time, arrange the people coming together.
if you're going to be a hardcore Kickstarter backer you should be engaged in the campaigns you're backing.
The shortest campaign page I've probably ever seen was a slate spider sure there was almost no gameplay sure I backed it in a heartbeat because I love slave aspire
The number one way to not get your game that you spend a lot of money on is not filling out your pledge manager.
I'll never finish the. I have a calyx worth of games downstairs that I desperately want to play.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

The feeling of a successful bluff paying off is very fun.
Rounds four and five offer significant payoff and are some of the best rounds in board games.
The game escalates well with more victory points and opportunities for deceit.
Can be played as a perfect information game with bluffing only on player actions.
Enjoyable when played with a mix of strategy and a more open-ended approach.
The quick payoff in rounds 4 and 5 is very satisfying.

Cons

If a 'peak strategy' isn't taken, points can feel random.
The first player often has an advantage in securing objectives.
There's a little bit of randomness if the 'peak strategy' isn't taken.
Action economy pressure can force decisions that are later realized to be entirely wrong.
Players can overcommit early with a bad decision and realize it's too late to take back.
Other players with larger action economies can make a player's initial strategy fall apart.
The negative experience can be amplified if a bad decision is the very first piece placed.

Thematic elements

Nations hunting for pieces of a fallen star to be blessed with a wish by a mysterious creature under the waves.
Underwater/Oceanic

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Majority — Players compete to have the most troops in regions where starfalls land to collect them.
Blind bidding — Players secretly bid on regions to place their airships and troops.
bluffing — A core mechanic where players try to mislead opponents about their intentions and troop placements.
Deduction — Players try to deduce where starfalls will land and where opponents are committing their forces.
Engine Building — Players build up resources and market capabilities throughout the game.
Worker Placement — Placing troops among airships to commit to different regions.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

We're reviewing all of Ivy Studios games
I proposed doing a best and worst a uh unabridged Unapologetic on a bridge this I thought it was gonna be very abrasive they're slightly Abridged this is what I do like about your game okay one mechanic this is what I don't like about your game and I'm saying the same thing
So while this is review content this in itself is not sponsored uh but take everything we say with a slight grain of salt
And do you like the concept of sitting down next to a designer slash publisher and talking about the things that you like and don't like about their games
Whatever you do remember do the important thing put as many hamsters into your mouth as you can fit and then go to the movies trust me they'll enjoy the show

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

When winter fractures the sky

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Monumental it's very Monumental
and push is a push your luck game that I think is really fun and you could play it in the springtime
libertalia you feel liberated
roll and bump I said it was scandalous it's scandalous that's the animal version of pump and grind rolling bump is the next game and that's what the animals do because they have to make the babies in the springtime
there's a forest Shuffle as the animals look for their mates in the spring time to do a little roll and bump
the worms have spanned across the ground because the water pushes them out of their home Engish that isn't even English it rains and the worms they pop up and the robins eat them true but because the worms are spanned everywhere worm span is the next game
nocturn is the next one because nocturnal animals are coming back they're back in the spring
Scales of Fate mhm okay it's amazing it's two-player game awesome
Moon rollers because the moon rolls in the springtime because it's so excited that it's not winter it's just rolling around
and fractured Sky because when winter explodes it fractures the sky

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

gorgeous production and components, including magnetic bid chips and metal starfalls
innovative use of magnetic pieces that supports bluffing and hides bid values while still being easy to remember
a strong blend of bluffing, deduction, and area control with accessible rules
Rift expansion adds depth through color-based set collection and new scoring dynamics
fast-playing for a mid-weight game; around 60–90 minutes with four players
high visual appeal and excellent production values from IV Studios

Cons

lenticular (animated) cards can be hard to read in certain lighting
color differentiation (pink vs purple, light purple vs other greens) can be challenging and problematic for color-blind players
no strong catch-up mechanism for players who fall behind early, which can dampen comeback potential
some randomness in starfall draws can occasionally skew strategy or reduce control
color palette and card contrast could be improved for readability and accessibility

Thematic elements

bluffing, deduction, and area control in a sci-fi/fantasy setting centered on collecting starfalls
Archipelago of islands with airships and starfall statues; rounds unfold across a modular board with center actions and peripheral locations
abstract with thematic sci-fi flavor

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

airship placement and bidding — Players place magnetic airships with hidden numeric bids to gain control of zones; the number under the magnet is visible to others, while the magnetic bid remains concealed.
Area Control — Control is determined by troop strength in zones; players vie for dominance within limited spaces around islands and through fortresses.
exploration and information gathering — Certain zones provide exploration rewards; being first to explore yields information about hidden starfalls and objectives.
Hidden information and deduction — Hidden starfalls and objectives require players to infer others' plans from actions and limited reveals.
Resource Management — Wood, iron, and gold are used to pay for actions like peeking at hidden cards or objectives and to activate board mechanics (markets, fortresses, airships).
round-based scoring and hidden objectives — Over five rounds, players pursue objectives visible and hidden; scoring hinges on starfalls collected and objectives completed.
Set Collection — The Rift expansion introduces color-specific starfalls that can score more points when collected in sets of the same color.
set collection (via Rift expansion) — The Rift expansion introduces color-specific starfalls that can score more points when collected in sets of the same color.

Video topics + discussion points

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Quotes (from this video)

Fractured Sky isn't too complicated to understand. I would say it's on the very light end of medium in terms of the rules, complexity, and figuring out what's going on here.
This is a great looking game.
The Rift expansion does add these metal starfalls, which I think is great.
It's a beautiful game and if you're looking for something that plays relatively quickly that includes that combination of bluffing and area control.
The lenticular cards are cool but hard to read.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Satisfying tactile components
Innovative component design

Cons

Initial complex component ideas were not feasible due to cost.

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Magnet components — Featured magnetic pieces for ships, though the initial complex design was too expensive.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

We've been on a pretty wild journey.
We design games for us that we like, that we want to have on our shelves, that we don't have on our shelves, and that gets us to games that we like, and luckily, I think games that at least a few other people like.
It's just like, we start a game, we develop a theme, that theme starts to speak to mechanics, and then they all get and then all of a sudden we're having ideas based on the lore that we're writing, and then we'll have a new mechanic idea, and that'll influence the lore, and it hopefully ends in a very like tight-knit product at the end that like they all speak to each other.
It's just like, you know, what do we think that we can sell? What do you think people will be interested in?
It's just like most of our time 90% of our time is just like making a good game and then it's like all right now how can we stand out in people's minds? How can we stand out in their table? How can we leave them with a lasting like memory about their their tactile experience with our games?
But then there's just like there's there's the logistics side, which is just whole other thing that is like not sexy, but like needs to get done.
But I think the board game industry is not like other industries where it's like, you know, your literal competitors are telling you how to do the thing.
Um, and so I think I think there is just a spirit of camaraderie of like we all want to make cool things and we're all trying to get put out there.
It's hard enough to make a great game like it a game that's worth making.
And so like it it's in one sense it's tough but then the other sense is like there are games that come out that are just like I I wish we made that. Why didn't we think of that?
We want to spawn these small franchises that can h that have legs that feel like they're lived in that that feel like you want to sit down and spend at 90 minutes like we're asking you to like give a movie's amount of time to one of our games.
And so we want it to feel like it's worth stepping into a world that exists and and not only that, but then like is worth being a fan of like is is worth like dreaming about and like imagining yourself win and and I know that's a lot to like put on a board game, right?

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Considered by some to be the best game from the publisher
Highly accessible and well-done
Engaging player interaction
Fits a wide range of player groups
Potential to be an evergreen title due to its footprint and ease of play

Cons

The complexity of troop distribution mechanics initially made deduction difficult and undermined the game's approachability.
The effectiveness of the art style in attracting a broad audience is uncertain.

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Deduction — The game relies on deduction, but early versions made this too difficult due to complex math and troop allocation.
player interaction — The game features significant player interaction.
Troop distribution — Players distribute troops among airships, with initial mechanics leading to overwhelming complexity and reduced deductive play.
Upgradeable buildings — Player boards feature upgradeable buildings like a 'Wizards Tower' and 'Barracks' that impacted troop and airship deployment.

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Quotes (from this video)

You Gotta Kill Your Darlings sometime
Games are often in an artistic expression in the same way that novels and video games and and and paintings are
it's gonna suck until it doesn't
All of our games sucked until they didn't

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Strong theme and solid area control

Cons

May require multiple plays to optimize strategies

Thematic elements

area control with dynamic factions
air/sky-themed fantasy

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Control — territory control with competing factions and resource management

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I love Dice Throne. I love having all of them, and I love having just to have all the options.
One box is plenty.
Return to Dark Tower, a fantastic game. Never going anywhere.
Duel for Cardia is so good. I'm like obsessed with this game.
Radlands, I love this game. It's not going anywhere.
Orbit was my favorite out of the three. I think I am going to pull Ego and Silos.
31 games. So we hit the mark.
Blink, not going anywhere.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Wonderful set of expansions, would not play without them.
Bounty system provides great extra choices and rewards.
Bounty cards being visible the whole time is loved.
Accomplishing one bounty early can help accomplish others.
Only the first person gets the bounty reward, creating a race.
Flagships address the complaint of factions being the same.
Flagships provide a strong, unique power that players must learn to use.
Drafting flagships each round adds strategic depth and forces on-the-fly strategy adjustments.
Guardians are super cool, taking up board spots and allowing movement to add strategic placement.
Guardian abilities are unique and work well.
All modules are very easy to integrate into the game.
Takes the game to a totally new level for players who enjoyed the core game.
One of the best expansions previewed, definitely top five.
Makes the game more interesting, dynamic, and offers more choices.

Cons

Flagships don't make factions unique, but rather the play unique; still wishes there was something more to each faction.
Wishes there was a way to have both bounty cards and original objectives active simultaneously.
Wishes there was another set of cards for guardians to mix up their abilities, making gameplay more varied.

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Blind bidding — The game is still described as a blind bidding game.
Bounty cards — These replace normal objectives, are visible the entire game, and are a race to claim. The first player to claim gets a starfall, while others can still claim them for resources.
Bounty chips — New gray chips that can be claimed as a reward, similar to other troop strength chips. They are single-use and can allow players to go over the 10 troop strength limit.
flagship drafting — Each round in reverse player order, players draft a flagship which comes with its own ship and provides a unique power. These are double-sided, allowing for different powers each game.
guardians — Cards representing guardians are placed on the board, taking up spots that allow players to then move the guardian to another location. Each guardian has a unique ability.
Module Integration — The expansion comes with four modules that can be added into the game, described as easy to stick into the game.

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Quotes (from this video)

Everything else is going to be still in the prototype phase.
I don't think I would ever play without all of them thrown in there.
I think this is a very good expansion.
It is one of the best expansions that I have previewed for a game maybe ever. Definitely top five.
This is such a light and simple game to play. It just makes the game that much more interesting, that much more dynamic, and gives you a few more choices that you have to make.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Control — area control with magnet-based components and dynamic interaction

Video topics + discussion points

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Quotes (from this video)

We are going to be playing Sunderfolk today.
these are games that you literally can play in 5 minutes.
This is a great game using the art from the Writerweight Tarot set.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

expansion content adds guardians and new mechanics
public objectives provide clarity
scouting adds information advantage
markets/fortresses interactions deepen strategy
guardian powers add strategic twists

Cons

payloads can make the board chaotic and visually dense
rules explanations can be confusing (tiebreakers, starfall timing)

Thematic elements

Comparison games

Sweet Lands
Candyland
Terror Mars

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area majority scoring — highest score in each region wins that region; winner takes first pick (e.g., Starfall)
building and placement options — airships, skimmers, fortresses, markets placed with resource costs and region connections
drafting and turn order — round-based drafting; first pick often earns Starfall; drafting order can shift each round
guardian effects — guardians move on the board and modify scoring or starfall assignments (e.g., swapping first/second place)
Resource Management — resources include wood, stone, and gold/iron; used to place pieces and scout
scouting action — spend two gold to look at a card and inform future starfall placements
starfall cards and round-based scoring — starfalls appear each round; some are public, some hidden; end-of-round scoring and tiebreakers

Video topics + discussion points

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Quotes (from this video)

The point of the game is an area majority.
Ties are broken by turn order.
Remember, there's two other starfalls that are going to come out.
Payloads mess the board up and it's really pretty.
First place is going to be swapped with second place wherever you end up placing this.
I just want to have fun.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Modular modules add variety

Cons

Bluffing-centric mechanics may not appeal to everyone

Thematic elements

Comparison games

Fractured Sky (base game)

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

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This is a game about acquiring mergers and things that happen as you're physically placing out these pieces onto the board and starting hotels and then you can spend money to buy stock.
It's so good.
It's a two-player game, so it's perfect for two players.
Brass Pittsburgh does cool stuff. If you like brass, I think you're going to like Brass Pittsburgh. If you're not a fan of brass, it didn't change a dang thing.
The wake and loadup stuff, there's this kind of thing with like fuel range where you can really only be in the air so long.
This is Baby's first dog fight.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Solves resource acquisition issues with skimmers

Cons

Initial confusion about resource acquisition

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

resource acquisition — The game involves acquiring resources, which was initially a point of confusion.
Skimmers — Skimmers are a game element that resolves resource acquisition issues.

Video topics + discussion points

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Quotes (from this video)

We're the best channel on YouTube. You should work with us.
I don't have a good filter. I just, you know, you get excited, right?
It's it's a representation of you. That's true.
So for me, the why is 100% just spending time with my friends.
It's it's a labor of love and it's just because we love board games and we love each other.
I want the soul to still be there. I still want it to be at its heart friends just having fun and playing games.
It's it's literally the thing that I put the most effort into ever, and it gave me the least amount of return.
The incentives on this are so backwards and drive me absolutely. No, for sure.
you know, like you said, you'll you'll put a lot of effort into a video and then it won't get a lot of views.
If I had like one piece of advice, there's a lot of channels that could improve their audio.
We never see you just naturally, right? which is hilarious because Ivy Studios is probably the most concerned with production across their videos, their playthroughs, their their actual games.
Not being afraid to be told no because like that's the worst that's gonna happen is they're gonna say no.
I want them to look up is there a Grove how to play on it. That's my that's my goal.

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Video iNQAJsy2STg Review at 0:03 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

High production quality
Clear rulebook and player aids
Complex and deep with great choices, yet straightforward and approachable
Functional magnetic pieces
Gorgeous art
Clever design

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Control — You are going to be placing out each round, five rounds, your three airships. Once you place your third airship, you are finished for the round. Everybody else gets to go until they also place three airships. So, there's some strategy in deciding when do I end my round because I may want to play lots of other things out first to get me benefits.
bluffing — So I could use that to bluff and place a ship there maybe a zero or I can use that to know to avoid that region.
Player Order Selection — Whenever you do it, you get to then pick where your player order is going to be for the next round, which is important because it's used to break ties and it can get you some benefits.
Resource Management — So again, it sounds like a lot, but it's actually very straightforward what's happening. It's simply how you put it all together to make it work.
Secret objectives — There is then also going to be five secret objectives and they will be scored one per round.
Set Collection — The goal of this game is you want the most starfall at the end of the game. Each one of these that you collect is simply worth one point and whoever has the most of these at the end of the game is the winner.

Video topics + discussion points

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Quotes (from this video)

Wow, do they know how to do production.
They managed to outdo themselves time and time again with production.
So, I adore this game. I think it is so clever. It is gorgeous. It is so fun.
I cannot wait to try more games in the IV Studio universe.

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Video C5Tt2-24u94 Interview at 1:32:37

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Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

none

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I think that the worst thing that we could possibly do is bore you.
We're going to make a game that a lot of people don't like and that is totally fine.
It's all about the tracks. Just like it's all about the cones. It's all about the tracks.
I think that anyone can be a game designer. And so a lot of times they're flexing those muscles that they don't know they have by telling you how to fix your game.
I love fusing two things that aren't aren't usually together. That's where you find new.
The skill ceiling is pretty high, which is kind of interesting given that it is a dice game and you'd think like, wow, the the variability in the dice rolling uh would make it super variable, but no, like Toby's just better at this game and he's going to beat me pretty often.
I want to be like thinking about something the whole time, you know? I want to be doing something.
He never wants somebody to mess to mess with his plans. In your games, people mess with plans, which I love.
We're really proud of where that ended up.
So, it's like, 'Oh, I can't spend I can't spend my coins anymore because that's points. I got to hold on to those.'
It's my favorite of our designs. I love it. I'm so happy that it is delivering.
I don't want to be that guy [the quarterback]. But I can't stop myself.
The fun part is is we don't lose the collaboration because there's literally a phase at the top of everything.
It solved another issue for me too, which is I am recognize this myself. I am a quarterback co-op player and I hate that about myself.
The breakthrough in that project was how do we make it not feel just like we we pasted this over top of Moonrakers.
So, there's there's a resource that literally is you can change the color or you can change the face of any of your dice and and that is a huge strategy and a huge part of winning is manipulating your dice at the right time and saving them for the right moments.
The skill ceiling is pretty high, which is kind of interesting given that it is a dice game...

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Video 4wpF4BGGp1Y Top 11 List at 18:32 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

unique, table presence with magnetic components (deluxe version)
combines area control, deduction, and resource management

Cons

deluxe components are expensive

Thematic elements

Comparison games

Root

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Majority — secretly place contribution to areas to control regions.
Deduction — hidden information and strategic reveal influence outcomes.
Resource Management — manage star fragments and related resources to score and progress.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

2024 was fantastic. It was such a great year of gaming.
I just really like the puzzle in this game.
it's honestly one of my favorite rolling right games.
Fractured Sky ... is amazing. It just has a really great table presence.
Chronologic Paris 1920, fantastic release from last year.

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Video vpb5rhtbCsY BoardGameCo Playthrough at 0:03 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Modular expansion adds significant depth and variety by introducing four distinct modules (bounties, mercenaries, flagships, guardians) that can be mixed and matched.
Guardians provide powerful, memorable twists that can double or dramatically alter region strategy, encouraging adaptive play.
Drafting flagships and the ability to swap them each round creates dynamic planning and counterplay opportunities.
Economy-focused elements (markets, fortresses, skimmers) encourage strategic resource management and timely investment.
Hidden-information mechanics and peeking introduce bluffing, deduction, and risk assessment, enriching interaction.

Cons

Complexity is high; numerous modules and interactions can be overwhelming for newcomers, potentially slowing onboarding.
Prototype status of expansion elements implies ongoing balance work and possible rule adjustments before final release.
The round structure with multiple simultaneous objectives and guardian effects can lead to long decision trees and analysis paralysis.
Balancing concerns are hinted in-play (balancing issues noted by players), suggesting potential imbalances between modules or guardian interactions.

Thematic elements

area control, resource economy, and shifting rule sets through modular components
airship fleets across a modular, island-archipelago board with guardians and starfall objectives
competitive, tactical, with hidden values and mind-game elements

Comparison games

Fractured Sky (base game)

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

bounties and starfall — round-end victory-point objectives (bounties) that reveal public goals and drive competition for critical regions (starfall spots).
flagship drafting — players draft custom airships (flagships) that replace standard units and grant unique abilities, enabling strategic synergies and counterplay.
guardians — massive guardians that alter the normal rules in their zone; they move and modify troop power limits and rewards, injecting dynamic disruption and opportunity.
payloads and market economy — payloads (gray discs) along with marketplaces and fortresses shape resource generation and distribution, influencing end-of-round scoring.
peeking and hidden information — players reveal or peek at hidden cards to glean information about objectives, starfall locations, or opponent intentions.
skimmers and fortresses — skimmers are mobile units that bolster regions and scoring; fortresses provide reinforced power in connected regions and interact with guardian effects.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

This expansion's fun.
The value of these bounties ranges between two and five.
Leviathan. It's the main thing I wanted.
Mind games. It's a mind game.
The guardians are going to be these massive things that completely change the rule set.
It's going to be a lot of strategy and trickery, but it's also about timing and position.
The expansion's modularity allows you to tailor the experience to your group.

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Video JUEa7FlHZfY Tim Chuon Playthrough at 0:02 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Strong asymmetry through diverse guardians and flagship powers
Dynamic, changing objectives via the bounty system and guardians
Rich, interactive drafting and planning with high table talk and bluffing
Multiple viable strategies (e.g., domination using skimmers, markets, and payloads)

Cons

High complexity and learning curve due to multiple expansions and rules interactions
Heavy information load and potential for analysis paralysis
Rules quirks and memory demands, especially around guardians and starfalls

Thematic elements

territorial control, resource optimization, and dynamic event-driven rules
Island archipelago exploration with airships and guardians
Array

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Drafting / turn order — Players draft ships and flagships; turn order provides various advantages, including tie-breaking and first picks of special ships.
guardians — Movable guardians influence an island’s rules and scoring; new guardians appear each round and then leave.
Guardians and region-specific effects — Guardians alter each region's scoring and resource dynamics, creating dynamic strategic pivots during play.
Hidden information and peeking — Players can peek at hidden starfalls or card tops, influencing decisions—at times with a risk of revealing too much.
market and resource management — Markets generate resources; players can trade or convert resources to optimize placement and expansion.
payloads and gray discs — Payloads add troop power when placed under airships, enabling stronger regional presence.
Public objectives (bounties) — Public objectives replace hidden goals; first to complete a bounty earns a starfall and subsequent rewards.
Resource Management — Markets generate resources; players can trade or convert resources to optimize placement and expansion.
Starfalls — Starfalls determine victory points and can be revealed via cards; some effects trigger additional starfalls.
Troop power management — Airships carry troops; certain expansions modify how troop power is counted or augmented (e.g., Thornspine allows more than the usual limit).

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

This one is Thornspine, which we had the rules question about, and you popped in.
It's chaos.
The tables are turning.
I believe in you if you don't.
Round four.

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Video 7Jr-inmyCYA The Cardboard Herald Review at 0:04 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

gorgeous production values
tension and bluffing within a compact framework
clear thematic flavor tied to airship/skybound imagery

Cons

perceived depth is somewhat limited relative to the production scale
some players may crave a deeper, more lasting progression within the base game

Thematic elements

hidden bidding, bluffing, and area control with compact, tactile components
Floating airship hubs and regional control in a skyborne setting
abstract strategic tension with strong production-driven flair

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Control — regional control influences scoring via starfalls and resource generation
Auction / Bidding — players secretly bid using chips under their airships to gain temporary control of locations
hidden bidding — players secretly bid using chips under their airships to gain temporary control of locations
Resource Management — resources are spent and earned to influence future placements and power gains
secret end-of-round goals — round-end goals are revealed and can be pursued to gain points or resources

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Fractured Sky, a beautiful game of comic collection that looks like a big stompy fighter in the streets, but it's really a simple hidden bidding game in the sheets.
There's bluffing, secret PS, and a good amount of tension in how best to use your fleeting turns and resources.
Fractured Sky felt like it needed a little bit more depth.
Awakening introduces four new modules to Fractured Sky that can be incorporated individually or all at once.
Second and third are flagships where each round in reverse turn order, players draft a flagship used in place of one of their three normal ships with its own powerful ability and guardians placed as a reward for early placement in regions each round that players activate to impact a location with pretty impressive effects.
It would be way less original, but probably more to my taste if players just got to get a personal player power and flagship of their own to play with throughout the entirety of the game.

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Video WX9EACaSWR0 Jenna's Cozy Corner Discussion at 7:30 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Deluxe presentation
Solid core gameplay
Appealing to players who enjoy area-control twists

Cons

Deluxe components may feel excessive for some players

Thematic elements

Comparison games

Moonrakers

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Majority — Control of regions or zones to gain rewards or influence outcomes.
Resource Management — Gather and allocate resources to optimize actions and scoring.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I actually really enjoyed Moonrakers.
I did not enjoy Steam Up very much.
I really really enjoyed Haven.
Dale of merchants has been on the Shelf of opportunity for a while.
Dwellings of Elder Vale I freaking love.

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Video GykGsMHoG6M The Brothers Murph Playthrough at 0:00 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Adds depth and variability via modular expansion (flagships and guardians).
Tension from hidden information and drafting.
Clear engine for resource-based region control.

Cons

Complex rules and many moving parts can create downtime and learning curve.
Rule memory heavy, potential for mis-setup (as noted in video).

Thematic elements

resource management, area control, modular expansion
Floating archipelago with islands and starfall phenomena
emergent, objective-driven play with hidden starfalls

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Airship placement — Players place ships on islands to control resources and starfall scoring, with a global power limit that can be modified by modules.
building and adjacency — Construct markets, fortresses, and skimmers on hex spaces to influence power and resource delivery.
Hidden Victory Points — Hidden objectives grant starfalls; end-round scoring based on starfall possession and region control.
modular expansion drafting — Draft flagships and guardians each round, altering rules and bonuses in the map regions.
Resource Management — Collect wood, stone, gold; use markets, fortresses, and skimmers to influence resource flow.
scouting and peeking — Spend resources to secretly inspect starfall locations or objectives, revealing information at a cost.
secret objectives and starfall placement — Hidden objectives grant starfalls; end-round scoring based on starfall possession and region control.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

the Nautilor has pinser strike, which gives your other airships in the same region plus three power.
Two guardians will be present and placed in two regions of the map.
Second place will gain the resources on the island.
In the Fractured Sky Awakening expansion, players have several modules they can use in combination to power up their play.
The guardians module gives special opportunities and challenges that will be present in specific regions of the map.
This is sponsored by IV Studios.

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Video aDhSkqZGOpQ Quackalope Discussion at 16:27 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Strong fit with core collection and content goals

Cons

No explicit cons mentioned in transcript

Thematic elements

story/engine-driven with modular components

Comparison games

Vindication
Oath

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

engine-building with narrative hooks — Players develop systems that drive the story forward with modular twists.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I could send him resurgence.
Resurgence is a lovely bag building Euro game.
Cosmic Frog could really fit on his shelf.
I would be sad to see it go.
If there's enough interest, if there's like half a dozen people out there that are like, I'd join a book club.
What do you think I should send? I'm not going to make a final decision, and I might not even choose what I hear the most of down in the comments, but I do want your advice.

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Video kSWVM6fRu6k The Dice Tower Discussion at 41:49 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

fast, digestible weight with approachable gameplay
integrates well with existing Fractured Sky system

Cons

expansion may depend on familiarity with base Fractured Sky

Thematic elements

blind bidding and card drafting within a modular expansion
fantasy card-driven world with bidding and drafting elements
fast, digestible drafting and bidding

Comparison games

Fractured Sky (base game)

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Blind bidding — players bid tokens to gain actions; NPC interaction introduces a dynamic risk/reward layer
Card Drafting — players draft cards and use them to influence outcomes
card drafting / deck-building hybrid — players draft cards and use them to influence outcomes

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

This is a deck building game and all the different decks are asymmetrical.
you’re buying cards and putting them in your deck, just like you would do normally
it’s kind of a mix between a deck building game and a tactical war game
Extraction is a top shelf cooperative board game
This is Labyrinth Chronicles from Awaken Realms. This is a funky one from them.
Cyberpunk Streets of Rome. I think that this wins the theme of the week.

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Video 3fsDe0pSGRA 3 Minute Board Games Review sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Impressive production quality
Unique visual style
Simple scoring system
1-5 players
Solo mode available

Cons

Can feel random initially
Potentially expensive
Can feel directionless

Thematic elements

Starfall crystal collection
Sci-fi aerial exploration
Competitive exploration

Comparison games

Moonrakers
Love Letter

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Control — Most strength in a region wins rewards
Deduction — Deduce locations of Starfall crystals
hidden orders — Players place ships with hidden markers
Resource Management — Manage gold, iron, and wood resources

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Can you Bluff and out maneuver your opponents and collect the most shards?
Fractured Sky magnets are always cool

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Video zHStdc4RDt8 The Brothers Murph Rules Teach at 0:00 sentiment: neutral

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Overall sentiment (raw)

neutral

Pros

Interesting hidden information mechanics
Strategic resource and power management
Dynamic turn order selection

Cons

Prototype components not final
Complex rules may be challenging for new players

Thematic elements

Resource collection and area control
Fantasy world with islands and star fragments
Players as star seekers

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Control — Place airships and control power on islands
Hidden Information — Secret Starfall locations and objectives
resource collection — Collect wood, stone, and gold from islands
turn order selection — Players choose turn order after placing airships

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

You do not want the total power value of your three ships to be over 10 if you can help it

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Video BI8vn675OAQ Rahdo Runs Through Top List at 19:00 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

engaging bluffing mechanic
opponent interaction
creates memorable moments
beautiful production with magnet ships
solid design

Cons

high price point

Thematic elements

space exploration
starfall events

Comparison games

Raw
Veiled Fate

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

you can only hate this game if you hate fun
it's basically poker meets the Mind folks and it is absolutely brilliant
Cole has tricked me into playing and liking a war game
I've probably played this game two dozen times since it came out I am obsessed with it
if you like the vibe of Ivy Studios stuff then fractured sky will likely hit as well
everything just flows wonderfully in this game
this is hands down my favorite entry in that genre

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Video 9CSvCfR_Y4Y Before You Play Playthrough

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Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

none

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Airships to try to control areas so they can get the most amount of Starfall
we are fighting for four Starfall
turn order determines starting resources
This is currently on Kickstarter
I'm going to build a fortress
Markets are going to feed into four different spots

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Video 90ekXFQ3auw Board Game Hangover Top List at 4:06 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

exceptional interaction
tight, bluff-heavy play
great with five players

Cons

may be asymmetric and chaotic for new players

Thematic elements

Negotiation, bluffing, and hidden information
Space confrontation and planetary domination

Comparison games

Cosmic Encounter

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Hidden Information — Power and ships are concealed, creating surprise and tension.
highly interactive negotiation — Players bluff and negotiate for power with other players.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

zero downtime
tons of interaction
cringe shot

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Video jxt0ddH7MVI The Dice Tower Review at 0:57 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

beautiful components

Cons

none

Thematic elements

space

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Welcome back to the Dice Tours. We take a look at another shelf in the Dice Tower Library.
if you like games about delivering the mail, this is it
Just a solid game of quick, snappy turns
AIA, what a great game about shipping. This is a fantastic, terrific game.
You like Dominion, but you want it for dice. This is your game.
Very very popular games all them. That's why there's two of each.
Although, frankly, you should always play with the expansion.
I just really am loving SETI. Fantastic game.
I do like this game. I have a soft spot for it.
Vast, not as popular as its successor, root
My favorite game here is The Great Museum Caper. Nope. I forgot Magical Athletes there. Magical Athlete is amazing.
I just love Tumbling Dice.

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Video IlKlYeA_yOU Good Time Society Playthrough sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Interesting area control mechanics
Magnetic airship components
Strategic depth
Engaging player interaction

Cons

Complex rules
High tension gameplay

Thematic elements

Appeasing a sea creature god by collecting star fragments
Floating islands with airships
Competitive exploration

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Area Control — Players compete to control islands and gain resources
Hidden Information — Players place airships with hidden power values
Resource Management — Collect and use resources to build markets, fortresses, and skimmers

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I have two fractured pieces of my heart already
My heart is like racy and I've it's been Racing for like 30 minutes now
That's a sign of a good game

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Video FBPUpvsyiqQ Before You Play Rules Teach

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Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

none

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

the maximum sum of all three of the power tokens on your airships cannot exceed 10
this is a prototype copy of the game
there is a link to the Kickstarter campaign in the description
five rounds
Whoever has the most Starfall is gonna be the winner
the first person to put out their last Airship gets to decide their turn order for the next round
peeking at these objectives will kind shape how you're going to play
you know where an additional Starfall is going to land
this is not going to be in the final copy of the game

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Fractured Sky

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Fractured Sky - Kickstarter Playthrough

Fractured Sky

Library Shelf 17: Double Double Vision

Fractured Sky - Kickstarter How To Play

Fractured Sky - Kickstarter Playthrough

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