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Game Info
Year
2016
Players
1-5
Age
8+
Playtime
30 min
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Description
In the co-operative card game Level 10 — which was first released as Okey Dokey — players work together to try to complete the challenge. In Okey Dokey, you are putting on a music festival with different performers and must play out all fifty cards in order to complete the performance.
In Level 10, you try to help Izzy play through all ten levels in each of five different video game worlds; each world is represented by a row of cards on the table. Players will play cards one by one to this 5x10 grid — 40 level cards and 10 reset cards — to (hopefully) complete the game. Players' hands are kept secret from one another and only slight suggestions can be made.
If a player cannot play a card on their turn, the players (and Izzy) lose.
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Rolling Dice & Taking Names Analysis at 2:16
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none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- sci-fi
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Mechanics unknown.
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Quotes (from this video)
- The gap between board games and miniature games continues to narrow because publishers on both sides of the hobby are creating products that are approaching that middle ground.
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Watch It Played Travelogue at 14:15 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- taught us the game
Cons
none
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none
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Mechanics unknown.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Multiverse this was a very popular Booth I would have liked to have gotten a demo in but man they were busy all the time
- Superheroes and cards and it's a Well reviewed game so I'm glad to see them having a lot of success there.
- had a chance to learn flasho Fire Rescue from David one of our viewers and his friend those two guys were so much fun to play with we were the loudest ones in the library we just barely eak out a win
- I wanted to pick up my own copy of flasho fire rescue had the designer sign it and it's certainly a game I would consider featuring on our Channel
- I also want to give a real shout out to the other board game media creators that I had a chance to meet I really respect and admire your work Larry and Tim Lance Joel Cody and John Ryan metler tox the D6 generation and the Big Daddy himself Tom vassel
- if you get a chance to come out to Gen Con I would highly recommend it it truly is the best four days in gaming
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slickerdrips Playthrough at 0:35 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Ability to level up and increase stats.
- New skills can be acquired.
Cons
- Replacing a skill requires getting rid of an existing one.
Thematic elements
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Reaction Skill — A skill 'Ready to Rock' is described as a reaction that can be used in combat when below maximum health.
- Skill acquisition — Players can learn new skills, potentially by replacing existing ones.
- Stat allocation — Players allocate points to stats like HP, SP, MP, and Intelligence after leveling up.
- XP — Players gain XP to level up.
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Quotes (from this video)
- He's nicked his map off us.
- Overboard. You go flying off the ship. Hurled into the drink by your foe.
- The puckles paddle away with throwing insults back at you until they disappear out of sight.
- I don't like you, but maybe you're not useless.
- Give me back my map, you thieves!
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Good Time Society Discussion at 20:44 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Looks fun
- Hand management
Cons
- Never heard of it
Thematic elements
- Leveling up in video games
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Hand Management — It is a hand management game.
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No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- This is the ultimate Lord of the Rings game.
- It is not just a game, Becca and Ivan. It is a game table.
- This is so over the top. I love it.
- It's $3,000 or bust. Like, that's the only amount you can back at.
- So, we're going to play with 27 different wine bottles.
- The wines that you add to your cellar, you're either going to place it above the previous one or below.
- This is like I think the next evolution of that game.
- The true excellence in gaming is when you burn Nazis to do it.
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Sir Thecos Top List at 7:43 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Works well
- It's good
- Like it more than these two
Cons
- It's not A
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- The Game
- Tranquility
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Card game — where you're trying to like cooperatively put like cards down on the table or solo and put them in a specific order.
- Cooperative — where you're trying to like cooperatively put like cards down on the table or solo and put them in a specific order.
- solo — where you're trying to like cooperatively put like cards down on the table or solo and put them in a specific order.
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is just my opinion, right? Yours may very well differ, so let me know in the comments what you think about the games that I will be talking about today.
- It's possible that I will rank a game differently next month.
- So usually my rankings seem to be a little bit more on the more positive side.
- It's not really a game. It's more like an activity, so I would give it a good C.
- This is an amazing small box cooperative game where you like play cooperative poker.
- I urge you if you play this, you should play real time.
- Um it works turn-based, but it's much better real time and it's even better when you speak with a few people with people somehow.
- It's like really great in person, right?
- Wingspan is a number one game.
- It's a good social deduction game that is a kind of um that is like paired with Who Am I?
- Similar to a fake artist goes to New York, just with words instead of drawing.
- It's a very solid game.
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BoardGameCo Analysis at 11:16 sentiment: negative
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Overall sentiment (raw)
Negative
Pros
none
Cons
- Had some broken issues.
- Rules were incomplete.
- Many other issues.
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none
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none
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Mechanics unknown.
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Quotes (from this video)
- This has become like a sleeper hit for me.
- It is such a good two-player deduction game is trying to figure out the sequence of asking the right questions faster than your opponent asks the right question.
- Tranquility to the Scent is still an excellent version of it.
- It's basically an auto battler, but such a clever auto battler.
- I do not think it's a forever game.
- for right now, it has managed to persevere and we'll see how long it lasts.
- both have a uh I don't want to say permanent because nothing's permanent, but permanent spot in my collection.
- another easy win.
- Jungo was definitely a hit for me.
- that was a solid one that I definitely am happy I picked up.
- Santorini Pantheon Edition and Arnuk Adventure Chest are easy wins over there
- Again, another iteration of a system I already have.
- I like it, but Lana is not my favorite game system.
- It is good to have, but if I got rid of it, it would not be the end of the world.
- If I didn't get it, I'd be fine.
- my kids like it, but my cats like it more.
- I'm uncertain of the longevity.
- Waddle is great. I don't think it's a mustave.
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Rules Teach at 0:22 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- Neat solo and cooperative game
- Simple rules
- Appealing artwork and theme
- Nice puzzle game
- Can be played cooperatively
Cons
- Takes up a lot of table space
- Can be very luck-driven
- Difficult to beat
- Lost by one turn, indicating a tight margin for error
Thematic elements
- Playing through levels in a video game
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- cooperative play — The game can be played cooperatively, where players take turns playing cards, with adjustments to hand size.
- Hand Management — The game involves taking and playing cards from a hand, with mentions of drawing new cards and managing hand size in solo vs cooperative play.
- Push Your Luck — The game involves drawing cards and deciding whether to place them or risk not being able to play later, with the threat of losing if a card cannot be played.
- Set Collection — Players need to play cards in ascending order within specific rows, and a reset card is needed for each column, implying a collection of cards to complete rows.
- Solo Play — The game is described as a 'pretty neat solo and cooperative game' and 'you can like easily play the solo. It's like really nice puzzle then.'
- Tableau Building — The host mentions 'we have our tableau here or we're trying to build a tableau.'
- Variable player powers — The host mentions difficulty modes and 'pause cards' that mimic numbers, which could be seen as a form of assistance or variable element.
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is a pretty neat solo and cooperative game um in a very small box.
- This is a very hard game to beat.
- It is very very simple. It takes a lot a lot of table space.
- And what I also really like is the artwork here
- Oh, the two would have been the very next one. Oh, so we just lost by one turn.
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Meeple University Preview at 0:06 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Light complexity makes it approachable
- Fun to block opponents and chase high-scoring plots
- Large variety of targets, plots, and agents
- Chase mechanic adds strategic tension
Cons
- Prototype components and rules are not final
Thematic elements
- villainous plots to take over a city, with good guys trying to foil them
- Big Town (infrastructure and locations referenced as targets to be taken over)
- round-based play with plots, targets, and a Handler trying to foil plots; chase sequences drive action
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- bluffing — Players engage in bluffing as part of plotting and countering opponents.
- Hand Management — Players hold a hand of agent cards while the Handler uses information to foil plots.
- icon matching — Plot cards feature icons; matching icons affects plot value and foiling success.
- plot-target placement — Targets are laid out equal to the number of players and plots reference those targets.
- Rock-Paper-Scissors — Chase battles are resolved via a rock-paper-scissors mechanic with thematic elements (car, helicopter, submarine).
- round-based scoring — At the end of rounds, points are scored and Chase cards can be purchased with points.
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is a game about the worst plans for the worst people
- it's fun to block your opponents to try to make sure you escaped around with the highest scoring plot you can
- The game is of light complexity
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kovray Rules Teach at 0:48 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Clear setup and rule explanations in video
- Interesting constraint-driven grid placement
- Cooperative play with communication rules
Cons
- Complex placement rules may be challenging for new players
- Requires good communication to avoid mistakes
Thematic elements
- Cooperative puzzle-solving with level-based grid placement
- The land of WS, Izzy's homeland
- Cooperative quest with defined goals and progression
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Card placement on a grid — Players place cards into a 5x10 grid subject to world-consistency, value-order, and column completion rules.
- Cooperative Communication — Players secretly hold cards but can share three pieces of information and suggest actions.
- Grid completion and scoring — Win by filling the 5x10 grid; scoring includes cards on grid plus bonuses for unplayed pause cards.
- Pause and reset cards — Pause cards determine difficulty and can be saved; each column must include one reset card which resets a row.
- Score-and-Reset — Pause cards determine difficulty and can be saved; each column must include one reset card which resets a row.
- Two-action turns — On each turn a player can add a card and draw, or place a reset card.
- World matching and wilds — Cards must match the same world in a row; pause cards act as any world and copy the next value.
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Quotes (from this video)
- In level 10, your goal is to guide Izzy to save his homeland, the land of WS.
- You must complete a column before starting a new one.
- Good luck and happy adventuring.
- And that's level 10.
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