Game Info
Year
2025
Players
2-4
Age
12+
Playtime
60 min
Publisher
Earthborne Games
Collection
Ratings
Creator Score
Mechanic profile
Waiting on more creator content
Vibe profile
Waiting on more creator content
Description
A competitive non-collectible card game where players build decks and delve into rival districts to secure Agents
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Gaming Rules! Other at 32:24 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Enjoying playing it
- Fulfills the Netrunner itch
- Good Discord community for rules questions
Cons
- Initial learning games were rough
- Rough playthrough videos are patron-only for now
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Netrunner
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Asymmetric play — Each player plays the same thing, trying to get opponent's agents while protecting their own.
- Fixed Deck — Not a collectible card game; the core set has a fixed number of cards.
- Timing System — Intricacies of the timing system were difficult to grasp initially but started to click.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- The Danes is a massive big box game.
- Cuba Neo is an improved version of the game.
- My concern with this game when I had a demo of it at Tabletop Scotland was it's more complex than Forbidden Stars.
- It's very much a sandbox game and there's like 50 different things that you can do and you'll do about 10 of them.
- Money is extremely tight in this game.
- Osprey Games are unfortunately closing down, making this potentially the last game in the Undaunted series.
- All of the advertising revenue from all of my videos goes to charity.
- we've had the best month that we've had for a very long time [for Patreon supporters].
- I did misspeak in that video and I said that the contest runs until the 3rd of September. I meant the 3rd of October.
- So, the current number of patron supporters as of this morning is 1,371, which is 38 people up since the last video log.
- So, yeah, if we do get to 1400 patron supporters, then I will factor in time to do a live playthrough of um yeah, Freedom in the Galaxy, a very old style game from 1977.
- All of the advertising revenue from all of my videos goes to charity, and I'm only able to do this thanks to the support of my amazing Patreon supporters.
- So over those four donations, I think it all adds up to about £2,000 that we've donated to charity.
- But that's starting very soon and I'm very excited about that.
- So yeah, lots of games in October that I am very much looking forward to, but it will be Essen before we know it.
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Rahdo Runs Through Top 10 List at 35:49 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Stunning art direction
- Elegant integration of trashing with city-building
- Strong narrative/identity
Cons
- Complex to master for newcomers
Thematic elements
- Deck construction, spatial planning, city-wide networks
- Futuristic, solar-punk city-building and heist vibes
- Vibrant, art-forward, world-building
Comparison games
- Netrunner
- Earthborne's prior titles
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deck Building — Lay out five cards per hand; each card’s strength improves via suits or upgrades
- Deck-building with five-card slots — Lay out five cards per hand; each card’s strength improves via suits or upgrades
- Tags — Trashed cards rise above boards as tags giving ongoing objectives
- Trashing for scoring tags — Trashed cards rise above boards as tags giving ongoing objectives
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- Brass Pittsburgh is going to be so good.
- Hubworld is the first game I played that felt like Netrunner energy in a board game form.
- The mascot's name is Barry.
- This is a city-building game with interlocking gears that makes the world feel alive.
- Time Span is my top pick with conveyor belts that push and slide cards.
- Tarot art being public domain is a relic energy that’s really cool.
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