What are the best video reviews of Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon?

MindForge has curated 28 video reviews of Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon from top board game content creators.

What type of game is Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon?

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon features mechanics including Combat: Deck/Hand, Cooperative Game, Deck Building, Events, Narrative Choice.

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon - Board Game

Video Jvt1B0lH86o slickerdrips Playthrough at 0:00 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Engaging narrative and exploration
Satisfying character progression and upgrades
Challenging and strategic combat

Cons

Difficult rolls can hinder progress
Resource management can be demanding

Thematic elements

Exiles on an adventure, exploring and fighting enemies
The Basin, a land with mountains, forests, and fields

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Character leveling and upgrades — Gaining experience points to level up, improving stats, and choosing new skills or abilities.
Combat — Involves dice rolls, threat management, enemy attacks (slash, bash), and using character skills to deal damage and defend.
Event draws — Drawing cards that trigger narrative events or combat encounters.
exploration — Moving between locations, drawing location cards, and encountering events or NPCs.
Item Management — Collecting and using equipment, potions, and key items.
Resource management (SP, HP, MP) — Managing player action points, health, and magic points.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

The journey is difficult and your spirits sag.
I could do some damage we'll see so I'll use my carve stuff strength 20 ideally of course I haven't rolled a 20 I've rolled a six get eight.
He sounds like a real Rascal I wouldn't be surprised if he shows up again.
You get to max on this as well and then in terms of stats yeah I would like to go up in just generally in things but I would really like my Stinger to be more consistently better so I'm going to go for intelligence four from Two and I'm level three and then continuing along this level up path oh the next one is ready to rock to master as a reaction at the start of your your turn in combat when you are below your maximum HP spend 2 MP but then it's mastered what is it I haven't got a oh my HS are the healing aren't they soothing merties that bring health and energy but I think I might go for something maybe a bit more damaging or something moving let's go for ker dance there's a reaction for wounded but not defeating a foe with your Tano ra what are you going for so I have chosen to upgrade my SP and my strength up to level four and then I've chosen this tactic skill don't know what that's going to do called form up and I can learn it when I have paid for combo so now we need to do event 903 so the paths Thad walks up after your last training session your skills have grown since the HP began I can see all your hard work on display come with me they leads you to a large chest here we don't have much but I'd like you to take something from The Guild cach you've earned it so what should we go for in the chest then big or little little just to try and fill up the gaps in or yeah we're only getting one of these three aren't we so our options are an old glove you're still missing a glove a scared shoulder neither has have got anything on our shoulders and a clasped cuff I suppose ra you have got one one less spot than me covered up so okay pick something you would like protected I'll take the shoulder fad nods at you you've earned your next rank on your path there's still a long way to go but you should feel proud so out of the dossier we get lie three and in three you may replace your old path rank with this new one and then we get rid of this card so I can choose to have healer instead of Soo I'll take it and I can have minstril instead of noodler I do like noodler I'll go for minstril and let's try that out for a bit The Hungry feelish Minstrel that's all the level up stuff done that's everything we want to do here isn't it we don't want to rest when we've only used one token do we shall we to perhaps round out this episode shall we go to felsworn Village and see if that's the lady who said my shipment of hurts as you thought right so we go up into the planes you pass this way easily it's about time and then along the road to felsworn Village again we also need to pick up a job don't we Tommy rumbles uh yeah we're along the road so that's fine you enjoy your travels taking in the sights so were you thinking it was NPC 7 reach no told us about that small four oh in the shop oh yeah she her Shop's empty is it I remember now yeah Bandits had attacked the wagon so npc1 yeah it was Hall of the herbologist and she said my shipment of herbs has gone missing that's the key words my shipment of herbs so draw event nine Alla clasps her hands oh my shipment I'm surprised someone as unique as yourself was able to recover it you tell Harbor about your battle with the puckle and their halfling leader he sounds like a real Rascal I wouldn't be surprised if he shows up again I'll have to hire some security for the next shipment well I guess I was wrong you really aren't as useless as you look she produces a small wooden coin which by the way we realized after we stopped playing last time the there there is a sample squill in the Box these are the things that we are being handed by the people were helping around the Basin she produced a small wooden coin and a glass potion named hollus herbs she proceeds to unpack the boxes placing herbs of all kinds out on display so we gain job 10 into the deck which we could take on from here tonics and herbs I've got to get this carload of tonics and herbs down to kwick which I think it's been mentioned somewhere yeah somewhere west of PE kwick is the statue of Sor we need to go find key quick don't we that's an available job she changes to B and we get rid of the key the shop is now fully stocked as you can see point of Interest six has changed as well so we tried to go in there but there was no one home oh and then we've got dos2 so we've got her potion okay that's not much use to us but thank you and we've got the title not useless if anybody would like it I'll have that so we've got this potion which I don't know that we can sell it's just not as good as my wrapped potion is it if it healed to i' swapped it over keep this card as a squir brilliant we've got two squills now so do you want to head over to POI 6 while we're here or we can talk to her oh yeah talk to her again see what she's saying there well well well thank you for finding the shipment my shop can Now operate normally what can I do for you did you try drinking that potion I gave you uh your potion's lovely thank you very much for it ah now let me top that off for you if you come back again tomorrow you can have another refill oh so like the napsack we could just be topping that up for free instead of paying and by the way R you can be topping up your thing with an MP can't you do you want to say that you did that before you leveled up yeah you had MP to do it with didn't you uh are you are your future shipments in any danger only so many times I can tell you thanks my patience is running thin okay too bad those puckle got away I'm sure they'll be up to no good yeah what about the puckle and Iggle piggle whoever was in charge puckle Bandits usually we don't have to worry about puckle they're so hot-headed if they do get into a group The egotists can never agree on anything and just end up fighting each other it's that's halfling he's the real trouble igle pickle KY was his name right I asked W gray she saw a little redheaded halfling around here earlier gray thought he was in Exile I guess with you lot it's a bit of a mixed bag eh RP Point ra okay that's what she's got to say should we have a quick stop off at POI 6 now that it might be something so he's the guy that can get us across the sea isn't he that was gone yeah but now he is not gone well we assum not something has changed you're standing before a small shack there's a sign of a painted fery with a man punting the door here is closed but has a small hatch in it the sign reads knock for service it's hard for you to hear but it sounds like someone is talking on the other side to know knock you want a e drop don't you I think you should have an e drop first where could he be I told him he wasn't cut out for adventure I hope he's just lost and the Caro didn't get him there's a loud sigh and the voice Trails off into silence RP point what would you like to do now R now burn down the cottage knock on a man opens the hatch and looks at you Exiles eh how many squills have you earned if you have less than three squills I don't deal with useless Exiles he says before slamming the hatch okay come back when we've got more squirrels it's not interested in his ra come too early so with that we have now two squills we had to spend one of our Boons we've got them powerful one left we're level three I'm not useless and we're ready to head out into the world I'd like to try and remember next time maybe we need to go south to find this kwick cuz once we found kwick we can go west and try and find this statue maybe keep Wick's in this little tip down here we need to go west from it either way there's still a lot of the Basin to explore in there there's jobs to take up we could swap the job over if we wanted to but we still haven't found the other place on the other job have we plenty to explore and maybe we'll get one more sill and be allowed that hot for now though we're going to go thank you very much for watching everyone you can support the channel on patreon and Kofi there are links in the description if you are able to and want to do that really appreciate if you can because it's how we're able to do this these aren't sponsored videos no Siri no Siri no sir and there's a baby to feed Ranch maybe a baby probably not quite when this comes out but soon and we will continue our adventures next time thanks for watching everyone and see you later bye

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Invested in the universe, story, and environment
Big impact
Great story
Loved Tainted Grail

Cons

Did not finish campaign
Not on new list due to not playing since
Did not love card playing mechanism
Potential for grinding
New 2.0 version and Kings of Ruin exist

Thematic elements

Survival and exploration in a dark world
Avalon
Story-driven campaign

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Campaign — A campaign game that was not finished by the hosts.
Card playing — The host 'didn't love the card playing mechanism.'

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Wingspan is great. You probably know all about it.
Scout is a clever card game and yeah, it's a ladder climbing shutting game.
Pirates of Marbo hasn't made Mark Kybo worse. I think it has. I think I think it doesn't like not like it hasn't made the game worse, but it made it so if I go back and play Mario Kbo, I'll probably have fun. But I would also think I could get 80% of the same feeling in 80% less time.
Tainted Grail. Yep. I still think Tainted Grail is a great game. All the remembrance I have of it, but it has fallen a bit for me because of some of the things that I hope the new version makes better, but still a great game.
The Magnificent. It feels kind of unique and that's why it's on my list now. I don't know why it wasn't in 2019.
Electropolis is a great game. One of my favorite city building games.
Clank Legacy. Even though it's a long time ago and yes, the other like legacy campaign games from that year has fallen off the list, that still holds a fun memory for me and it was a really fun experience.
Cooper Island. That's number one for the reasons.

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Video vR3wjj8ZLCA Board Games UnLocked Top List at 23:56 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Rose three spots from last year.
Has been as high as number two.
Does literally everything right for the host.
Huge fan of FromSoft games (Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Elden Ring, Sekiro).
Theme definitely matches FromSoft games.
Encroaching darkness enveloping the land.
Pushing back darkness by lighting menhirs.
Found the grind not that bad.
Menhirs stay lit for a significant portion and are found frequently.
Set the bar for writing in board games.
Awaken Realms has been one of the best in board game writing.
Drips in theme.
Cool element of secret cards.
Marking on a track carries over throughout the campaign.
Different options become available.
Deck constructing two different decks (combat and diplomacy).
Characters are unique.
Gripped the host since the beginning.
Made the top 10 campaign games.
Reminded the host of what a great game this was.
Gameplay is very very solid.
Great example of doing two different phases.
Story is excellent.
Players are engrossed.
Mystery box thing makes the first playthrough exciting.
Drop in drop out mode.
Character build is forced to change every chapter because weapons break.
Fascinating element to throw in.

Cons

Haven't touched it in a while.
Grindy nature.
Might be less surprising on subsequent playthroughs.
Host hasn't played Kings of Ruin yet.
Considered a stinker when it comes to some campaign modes.

Thematic elements

Dark Fantasy
Story driven campaign

Comparison games

Madara
Kings of Ruin
Dark Quarter
Kingdoms Four

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Campaign play — The host mentions originally doing a solo campaign and wanting to play with another person. The game has a story-driven campaign mode and players mark progress on a track that carries over.
Deck construction — Players deck construct two decks: combat and diplomacy.
Resource Management — The host mentions that gathering resources to light the menhirs is part of the gameplay.
Set Collection — The host mentions gaining keywords which then give more options when returning to locations.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

The easiest one is just to get um, get both of them. [referring to Sleeping Gods and Distant Skies]
So many of this game is go to a location and it asking if you have like three keywords and if you don't, then it takes you to a certain section. But it it gives the perfect feeling of exploration.
There's so much out for this game, you know?
The end so much gameplay in this like they always say like if you could pick like five games to keep, you know, this this would be one of them just because there's so much
The amount of uniqueness that this game brings.
This game has an excellent element of roleplay. [...] It incentivizes it. It it encourages role playing because you actually get like role playing points that you can use to modify a die roll.
It is damn near perfect. [referring to Aridia]
Once you once you sit down and learn the system then it's all about pretty much just getting your character down you know and and because that's the biggest crutch learning your character is the game I mean is is learning the game more or less
this combination of like otherworldly horror mixed with Greek mythology does just really works for me
The writing is absolutely exquisite for this game.
As you are damaging them, you make them stronger. As you get wounded with titans, your rage goes up and that gives you extra abilities.

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Video J1mzm_Q2vMA Board Game Critique Analysis at 14:29

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Pros

The production quality was genuinely exceptional.

Cons

Significant pacing issues
a story structure that not every player found satisfying.

Thematic elements

story structure that not every player found satisfying

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 noise is not organic. It's built.
The information environment around a game's launch is structurally compromised in ways most hobbyists have absolutely no idea about.
The hotness does not measure quality. It does not measure how many people are enjoying a game. It measures activity, page views and forum thread activity.
Previews are universally positive in tone because the entire purpose of a preview from the publisher's perspective is to generate excitement.
A preview is an advertisement that does not always announce itself as one.
The structural pressure that creates on the honesty of reviews.
The incentive to be positive is not always conscious. It rarely manifests as someone deciding to lie. It shows up in softer ways.
Publishers are not stupid. When they choose which creators to send games to, they tend to gravitate toward people who covered their previous games positively.
Crowdfunding campaigns are not just fundraising tools, they're psychological environments specifically designed to manufacture urgency and suppress rational decision-making.
It's behavioral economics weaponized against your wallet, and it works on us, too.
The FTC has actually noticed all of this, by the way.
There are documented cases of publishers going after creators who gave their game a negative review, including approaching the creator's sponsors to pressure them into removing content.
The board game content space has been slow to comply. Disclosure practices vary wildly.
The review copy is a permanent gift. Yeah, this one is wild when you actually think about it.
The game did not fail. The hype around it failed the game.
The hype machine is not going away. The economic incentives that drive it are too strong.
Once you can see the machinery behind the curtain, the magic stops working.
The publishers who rely most heavily on these tactics are not creating the hobbies best games. They're creating the hobbies most marketed games.

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Video nMihwPNR2EI The Dice Tower Top List at 20:25 sentiment: negative

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Overall sentiment (raw)

Negative

Pros

Gorgeous components
Good story

Cons

Grindy gameplay
Repetitive tasks
Bookkeeping heavy

Thematic elements

Arthurian legend
Story-driven

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Bookkeeping — it pretty much towards the end became bookkeeping the game.
Storytelling — it just had a good story

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

The game mostly speaks for itself. We've all experienced it. We all want to forget about it. Sorry I brought it up here.
I think I think we live in a more innocent time and I miss that.
This was a huge, huge disappointment for me because I wanted to like it so much.
Seal is one of the biggest hype to reality moments that I've ever had. Just that that gut check of like, yeah, you still live in a in a messed up earth. You lost faith in humanity.
There's so many mistakes and so many disappointments and we still tried to play through so much.
my number one is what my clear number one because it was the worst execution possible of any game.
And so on top of the fact that it didn't work, which is a huge problem, but if you didn't enjoy assembling them and if you assemble them just like a teeny bit off, not only would the marble like roll down and get stuck, but it would roll off the side of the first piece and just fall on the floor.

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Video OemP3S7LZEM Interview at 1:18:25 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

The narrative part is cool and the experience is unique.

Cons

The narrative part is sometimes hard to replicate and replay.
Less focused on mechanics and combat compared to Grim Coven.

Thematic elements

Narrative

Comparison games

Grim Coven

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Combat — The reviewer is more focused on mechanics and combat than the narrative aspect.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

The library to me is never the coolest place in town. It's a It's very rarely the crowdest place in town, but it's a place where people come to learn something to ignite the passion for something.
My only hope was to to find this uh to get this job at this local representative from London in London from the same company I used to work. And uh yeah and frankly the main reason I also went to London because I had a couple of friends who were very who were just very kind to me and saying you can stay here with us as long as you need to and that's basically was the only place I could ever go without money or anything.
I realized that even though I love all this nerdy productivity stuff, I'm just truly not really an expert in that.
And I think it was my wife because she she've been like keep telling me in the background this whole time like dude you're such a nerd. you should do some gaming stuff because you've been playing the whole life and you can talk about games for hours.
I would rather try doing that than going into the usual top 10 listicles and you know all the hottest latest stuff. It just resonate with me much more partly because I've been doing a lot of self-reflection and wanted wanted to do something I could do long term.
The fact that you're saying that you're happy doing that you can tell it's one of the things that uh sometimes whenever you know creators you know it's a hard balance whenever you want to make content as you said to feed the algorithm to make you know some videos and but I think like judging you know if you watched a couple of videos from the same person most of the time you can tell whether they're having a blast whether it's genuine experience for them and or not at least that that's kind of my take on it.
It is not. [laughter]
Elder Scrolls has the best character customization we have in a board game. Full stop.
The only reason I haven't done the video about it yet, believe it or not, is because I think I don't know the platform well enough to make a sort of video about this.
So, the only reason I haven't done the video about it yet, believe it or not, is because I think I don't know the platform well enough to make a sort of video about this. The same stories will reviews as you know, I haven't reviewed Desi.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

negative

Pros

Combat system was okay

Cons

Found the game frustrating
Did not care much for the story
Gameplay felt like a slog
Exploration was not interesting
Combat system made the game take longer
Felt like putting in a lot of work without much return

Thematic elements

Arthurian myths (dark retelling)
Avalon

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Diceless combat — This system was found to slow down the game and contribute to a slogging feeling.
exploration — The exploration aspect was found to be uninteresting.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

These are top 100 games for the people that do not appear in my personal top 100 solos list.
I've only played the original Zombicide and Zombicide Black Plague. Black Plague is much better than the original and, you know, it's fun for what it is, but I didn't really enjoy it solo.
I saw someone online call this game a slog, and honestly, I think that's the best word for what I felt.
I have no question that this is a great deck-building game.
I had very similar issues with this one as I had with The 7th Continent.
I love Scythe as a multiplayer game.
I get a lot of flak for not putting Nemo's War on my lists.
I think it looks hideous. It's a bad production.
I would choose Ark Nova 10 out of 10 times, 100 out of 100 times.
Let me know if there are any games that everyone seems to love that you don't.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Immersive world and story worldbuilding
Atmospheric art and setting
Expansions attempt to address base game feedback and provide more content

Cons

Ending feels unsatisfactory and abrupt
Late-game padding and pacing issues
Balance concerns with health/energy and difficulty spikes

Thematic elements

quest, fate, survival, and cosmic influence
Avalon, Arthurian-inspired fantasy island with a dark mythic tone
story-driven, chapter-based with branching endings

Comparison games

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon (base game)
Age of Legends
Last Night

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Chapter-based progression / story cards — Players advance through chapters via narrative cards and events
Dying card mechanic — Failed rolls can trigger 'you are dying' cards with major penalties
Encounters and random events — Random encounters drive exploration and risk-reward choices
Health and energy resource management — Character health and energy influence actions and outcomes
Resource Management — Character health and energy influence actions and outcomes
Resource management (food, wealth, magic) — Exploration and encounters yield resources used to progress

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

the ending of Fall of Avalon is just asinine
it's not satisfactory at all
this is a 40-hour long tutorial
the world of Tainted Grail is just so cool

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Array
Arthurian fantasy
epic mythic quest

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

this addiction of yours is destroying this family
oh god this is so stupid no one's biting

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Rulebook 2.0 streamlining compared to the original
Greater focus on adventure and narrative flow
Voice-acting/app option to deliver story without long reading stretches
High production quality and premium components

Cons

Heavy emphasis on story can slow down actual play
Notes on balance between reading and gaming; potential long gaps between chapters
Solo play stigma and perception remains; size and cost
Reading between chapters can be lengthy for some groups

Thematic elements

mythic quest and doom, heavy narrative with world-spanning stakes
Arthurian legends reimagined in a grim, perilous world
story-driven, text and art rich with lore; campaign pacing matters

Comparison games

Freelancer
Forgotten Waters

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Cooperative campaign — A team-based, sequential campaign with evolving storylines.
Deck Building — Deck-building elements influence actions and encounters.
deck-building — Deck-building elements influence actions and encounters.
Narrative Choice — Character development, quests, and narrative choices shape outcomes.
Narrative-driven exploration — Journal-style and encounter-based exploration drive progression.
RPG-style progression — Character development, quests, and narrative choices shape outcomes.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's a big box
the exploration Journal so this is going to be extra adventures
these minis are world class
the state of that that is obscene
it's literally a book
there is an app for the game

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

rich atmosphere and depth
great solo campaigns

Cons

heavy rules and lengthy play

Thematic elements

mythic storytelling with grim atmosphere
dark fantasy island exploration
story-driven, deck- and resource-management

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Deck Building — draw and play cards to explore, combat, and survive the island
deck-building / exploration — draw and play cards to explore, combat, and survive the island

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

huge shout out to all my patrons
the patreon link down below
this video is sponsored by wsbg
it's so comforting to me

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

rich lore and world-building with a branching, consequence-driven narrative
deep deck-building and resource management mechanics that reward planning
cooperative play that scales with two players and offers meaningful decisions
dynamic encounter design and a mix of exploration and combat moments

Cons

complex rule set and occasional rule interactions that can be confusing
heavy downtime during planning and sequencing, which may slow pacing for some groups
custom dice (dieice) mechanics can be hard to track in longer sessions

Thematic elements

dark fairy tale survival, exploration, and branching narrative paths driven by encounter outcomes and personal quests
A mythic, post-Arthurian Avalon; wandering travelers, kings of ruin, and a quest to restore balance across Western Avalon and Venedia
campaign-driven with choice-driven consequences, multiple realms, and evolving character arcs

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Character progression and gear — XP, abilities, equipment, and totems alter capabilities and open new play options.
combat and encounter cards — Skirmishes use sequences of cards, bolts, and connections; guardian encounters introduce boss-like challenges.
Cooperative Game — Two-player coordination with shared goals, turns, and combat success against threats.
cooperative play — Two-player coordination with shared goals, turns, and combat success against threats.
Deck Building — Players curate and upgrade diplomacy and combat decks; progression affects hand quality and options.
deck-building — Players curate and upgrade diplomacy and combat decks; progression affects hand quality and options.
dice and randomness — Rolling dice (dieice) with modifiers and day- or location-based effects that influence outcomes.
Dice Rolling — Rolling dice (dieice) with modifiers and day- or location-based effects that influence outcomes.
exploration and location discovery — Travel through a map, reveal and activate locations, build way stones, and unlock new paths and stories.
Narrative Choice — Active quests drive the campaign; choices impact future chapters and personal goals.
Resource Management — Tracking energy, wealth, food, terror, and magic to perform actions, equip items, and survive encounters.
story tracking and quest cards — Active quests drive the campaign; choices impact future chapters and personal goals.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Congratulations. You've completed your quest and managed to reach Venetian lands.
There is still so much unfinished business to take care of.
Please make sure to reach a decision that suits all players.
You are changed.
The weirdness has started to warp your body.
Two more lands in Western Avalon and two more Kings of Ruin.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Engaging, brutal story experience
Rich mythic setting with dark tone

Cons

House of learning curve and potential frustration
Story mode can be punishing

Thematic elements

Cooperative, story-driven campaign with high difficulty
Dark fantasy world with mythic questing
Story-forward campaign with challenging, harsh elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Cooperative campaign — Players work together through a branching story arc
Events — Exploration triggers events and potential encounters
Exploration / time-based events — Exploration triggers events and potential encounters
story/quest progression — Missions and chapters shape campaign outlook and difficulty

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

we're starting our journey to our top 100 board games of all time
this is kind of like a snapshot... a freeze frame picture of how our minds are right now
a top hundred changes more so it will be more interesting to revisit this in a year
it's a real-time game where you place tiles into your city
it's a streamlined shorter version who does most of the great things in mysterium
it's the most boring theme in the whole world… it's the marker

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Video n5BKQYYnIY8 Quackalope Analysis at 3:40 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

strong narrative focus and sense of journey through a mythic setting
high variability and impactful moments when decisions land well

Cons

some players feel the progression can be punitive or punishing
long play sessions and potential for stagnation if misfortune piles up

Thematic elements

narrative-driven, choice-driven progression with consequences
Arthurian mythos blended with dark fantasy in a war-torn Avalon
story-focused progression where each decision moves the narrative forward

Comparison games

Gloomhaven
Vanguard
ISS Vanguard
Kingdom Death Monster

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

campaign-driven narrative — story unfolds across chapters with outcomes affecting later chapters
consequence-based progression — losses and successes influence the evolving world and arc
Events — players encounter situations that can have severe or favorable consequences
Exploration and event resolution — players encounter situations that can have severe or favorable consequences

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

There is no such thing as failure. Well, until you lose the game, until your settlement dies, until you have to restart from the entire beginning.
If at a certain point your time is being sacrificed due to the rules of the game and the way that the progression system works and the fun is being sacrificed, it's okay to fudge the numbers here or there as long as it's within the boundaries that you and your gaming party have agreed upon to continue moving forward.
There’s no option to level up past the character that you're playing.

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Video CvP-Oui_duQ No Pun Included Review at 0:01 sentiment: negative

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Overall sentiment (raw)

negative

Pros

ambitious open-world card-based map with branching quests
strong atmospheric world-building and setting when the story is engaging
progression system with permantent skill cards
art direction and scale conveys a vast, cinematic fantasy

Cons

rulebook convoluted and often missing or inconsistent rules
long, tedious padding and busywork that slows narrative progress
heavy resource management leads to fatigue and perception of slog
narrative payoff and characters are weak or unmemorable
excessive, sometimes gratuitous dark/disturbing tone without sustained payoff
linear gating makes exploration feel scripted rather than open
sometimes arbitrary decision points hinder immersion and progress

Thematic elements

survival, mystery, fate in a grim world
Avalon, a dying dark fantasy reimagining of Arthurian legend, explored via a continental map of card locations
open-world exploration with branching narrative cards and quest-driven chapters

Comparison games

Batman: Gotham City Chronicles
7th Continent

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

chapter-based progression — the game is split into 15 chapters, each offering a quest direction rather than wandering aimlessly
Combat puzzle system — combat is a card-matching puzzle with turn-based sequencing and variable enemy behaviors; strength and stance matter
Energy management — players have a daily energy budget that governs when they can explore, fight, or progress; depleting it slows or stops advancement
narrative cardbook exploration — the map is built from location cards; each visit reveals narrative text and choices in a choose-your-own-adventure style
Narrative Choice — the map is built from location cards; each visit reveals narrative text and choices in a choose-your-own-adventure style
Once-Per-Game Abilities — experience unlocks permanent skills that modify energy, resource efficiency, or combat costs
plot seeds and narrative gating — story seeds and plot threads are embedded to hint at future arcs, encouraging notebook notes
Resource Management — players have a daily energy budget that governs when they can explore, fight, or progress; depleting it slows or stops advancement
skill card progression — experience unlocks permanent skills that modify energy, resource efficiency, or combat costs
statue weirdness and Munir dials — statues across Avalon track day progression; when a dial reaches zero, certain places drop out of reach and exploration changes
Track Advancement — the game is split into 15 chapters, each offering a quest direction rather than wandering aimlessly

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Tainted Grail is broken up into 15 chapters each providing you with a quest
the rule book is not only convoluted but omits a lot of rules
open-world board games with a 40-hour campaign
it's a cheap Dark Souls knockoff
the game is fully rife with meaningless twaddle that you're forced to constantly engage with to get anything done

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Video o1Gsffg8hys ON TABLE Board Games Discussion at 12:52 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

strong world-building vibes

Cons

often lengthy play sessions

Thematic elements

mythic quest with evolving map
grim fantasy world with exploration
dark-fantasy epic

Comparison games

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Open-world exploration — campaign-driven exploration with narrative beats

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

this is a simple card party game where three to six people will try to stay alive by playing actions from cards will push other players out hide behind cars or even make alliances so as to escape las vegas or italy
in the box you can expect that as many as 100 miniatures may appear on the board

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Video WoyWR9aLmd4 The Broken Meeple Top List sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

none

Cons

too hard difficulty
punishing gameplay

Thematic elements

narrative

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's not even a game it's just like a story
why is it there this is the game about inventions and this is basically telling me to make cutesy patterns with tiles
the bane of my freaking life this horrible game
I just want to feel like right I can do this I can do this
just design one good game one good game one good mode
why can't I tell you
they just made them a lot worse
it's a red flag to the game is going to suck

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Video -lJPkaHJ21A The Broken Meeple Top List at 7:49 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

strong atmosphere and writing
weaves a gritty Arthurian vibe

Cons

heavy rules
house rules common to keep it sane

Thematic elements

grim, narrative-driven
Arthurian legend with dark tone
campaign-driven

Comparison games

Gloomhaven
Age of Legends

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Campaign progression — ongoing story with decisions
card combat — card-driven combat system

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Ticket to Ride on the other hand should be the number one on Board Game Geek.
it's got great Lord of the Rings theming; I wish there was more actual Lord of the Rings music on the app
I hate the fact that you have to get a full family otherwise you lose.
it's quick simple; you can get this game done in 30 minutes.
this is the number one board game on Board Game Geek
Energy Empire though which is Luke Laurie's baby in this one is definitely the best of the trilogy

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Video Ik7KmgIZEX4 Meet at the Table Top 10 List at 34:42 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

rich, multi-layered strategic depth
three pathways for character advancement
great storytelling and world-building

Cons

bookkeeping can be heavy
complex rule set may overwhelm new players

Thematic elements

three-way leveling and a grand Arthurian quest
Arthurian myth in a dark fantasy world
complex story with diplomacy and combat intertwined

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Narrative Choice — narrative unfolds through quests with alternate outcomes
Storybooks and branch decisions — narrative unfolds through quests with alternate outcomes
Triple leveling (combat, diplomacy, character growth) — you can level up in three tracks to customize playstyle
Two distinct decks for combat and diplomacy — engagements use deck-building with strategic synergies

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

this game is fast and fun
the themed aliens is a wonderful sci-fi universe it's probably my favorite one of all time
the living world of folklore said in the dark fantasy comes in at number 9
it's such a unique game and has a really cool feel
the continent is absolutely huge and the crafting system is unique
fail forward is a huge bonus in my book

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Video t-JQ9ACyRvk The Broken Meeple Top List sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Best story and world setting of any campaign game played
Exceptional artwork and production quality
Dark gothic aesthetic with strong atmosphere
Excellent tarot card map building system
Multiple campaigns with different themes
Deeply immersive narrative
Strong character development options

Cons

Difficult to get to table due to campaign nature
House ruled design flaws (Menhirs too grindy)
Very long time commitment per campaign
Storage and setup challenges
Requires dedicated table space for campaign setup
Lengthy rules learning curve

Thematic elements

Arthurian Legends
Dark Gothic Fantasy
Post-Apocalyptic World
Horror Atmosphere

Comparison games

Descent
Gloomhaven
Imperial Assault
Sleeping Gods
Nemesis

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's a unique twist on a genre that has you know like i say i love deck building but it has been bloated with a lot of uh entries
it's a breath of fresh air it's like oh no one's really tried this before
thank you viewers because you kept banging on at me to play this game finally i did and you were right
my god do i i mean i love coffee i love coco but man do i hate the stuff i have to play this game
it's like inside out the board game as in the pixar movie which is vastly underrated
wow for someone like me who loves like variety as the spicer life this is certainly one where you've just got so many different ways to tailor the game
tainted grail is one of the best story world settings for any campaign game i have played forget dissent forget gloomhaven
gameplay imperium is sound it really is a good fun deck builder it would be so much higher on this list if it was just a bit more streamlined
this is a really streamlined game that works with six players you don't get many of those

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Video lWrv5cfQCh8 3 Minute Board Games Review at 0:09 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

epic, highly open-world feel with substantial freedom to explore
deep and layered combat and diplomacy systems with meaningful choices
large map with around 100 locations and rich, player-driven storytelling
different characters reveal unique parts of the story, enhancing replayability

Cons

requires a significant time commitment (15 chapters) which can be daunting
steep learning curve for mastering combat and diplomacy mechanics
menhir mechanics can obscure locations and reading the dial is fiddly

Thematic elements

grimdark corruption, mystery, survival, and mythic quest
Avalon island during a sprawling, dark fantasy Arthurian-inspired saga
epic campaign with branching storylines, lore-rich world, and character-driven moments

Comparison games

The 7th Continent

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Card-driven combat — combat uses cards that align with previously played cards; some cards unlock powers for extra damage, creating a stack-based tactical puzzle with resource costs
character progression and motivation — each character has distinct starting stats, motivations, and paths that unlock different narrative arcs and outcomes
Combat: Deck/Hand — combat uses cards that align with previously played cards; some cards unlock powers for extra damage, creating a stack-based tactical puzzle with resource costs
diplomacy — diplomacy cards influence NPC opinions and outcomes rather than direct damage, enabling persuasion and alliance-building
location-based exploration — movement is constrained to nine surrounding locations around an active Menhir; exploration involves flipping cards and following on-card instructions
menhir maintenance — menhirs guard civilization; they must be maintained, and their upkeep is integral to game continuity and options
Narrative Choice — storybook-like events reveal insights and steer the campaign through narrative choices and consequences
Negotiation — diplomacy cards influence NPC opinions and outcomes rather than direct damage, enabling persuasion and alliance-building
resource and stat tracking — players manage energy, health, terror, plus resources like food, wealth, magic, reputation, and experience to progress
Resource Management — players manage energy, health, terror, plus resources like food, wealth, magic, reputation, and experience to progress
story-driven events — storybook-like events reveal insights and steer the campaign through narrative choices and consequences

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

this game is an epic sprawling adventure where you have a huge amount of freedom to search around and discover things
Tainted Grail: grimdark meets King Arthur
the best thing about this game is how different characters can reveal different parts of the story
a 15 chapter epic is not something you can casually commit to
the 7th continent uses a similar system for exploration and storytelling
Beorn has sufficient skills to get bonuses from all of these
there's a huge world to explore with around a hundred different locations

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Video qhJ1p0NRgGE Board Game Coffee Top List at 4:28 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Deep, well-written story; considered one of the best written games
Strong character development and customization
Innovative map mechanic and exploration feel

Cons

Very dark and potentially disturbing; not for everyone
Complex rules; intimidation factor for new players

Thematic elements

grim storytelling, personal corruption, and mythic quests
Dark, Grail-themed fantasy world; 1920s vibes
heavy, campaign-style with branching paths and character arcs

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

campaign with branching paths — episodic structure where choices affect future chapters
character development and upgrades — XP powers per character; upgrade trees and abilities
dice-based combat and companions — dice resolution with companions and items; dark fantasy combat
map-system with waning visibility — map reveals slowly as you explore; areas become inaccessible as you progress

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's disturbing it might not be for everyone
it's a two-hour nightmare
the first five levels are set up as a tutorial
it's easier to get into gloom haven
it's like going to the movies but it's a date night and interactive

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Video f9x0DLrug4Y Board Game Coffee Discussion at 24:04 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Dense storytelling and evocative art
Varied exploration paths yield high replayability
Deep lore makes every play feel unique

Cons

Heavy, long learning curve and lengthy sessions
Complex rulebooks and setup
Could be brittle with resin minis if not handled carefully

Thematic elements

Mythic horror, grim destiny, epic exploration
Dark fantasy world with questing through a mythic land
Narrative-driven with heavy lore and world-building

Comparison games

Gloomhaven
Terrible Glory (fictional narrative comparison for scope)

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Campaign-style progression with outcomes affecting future play — Past choices influence future scenarios and world state
Cooperative exploration with narrative tiles — Players uncover tiles and read lore to progress quests
Lore-driven combat and encounters — Encounters push the story and require decisions that drive outcomes
Miniatures and resin kits for expansions — The physical components include resin minis and expansions

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's the best game ever
this game is a nut job
the art is amazing the storytelling is amazing
Nemesis is fan Fantastic so it's it's semi-cooperative I guess it depends
it's the best alien game I've ever played that's not the alien license
Photosynthesis is a beautiful game
the core box is amazing
it's so heavy but it's worth it
awaken Realms sponsor this they’re so awesome

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Video sL7NwkNOeC0 Foster the Meeple Discussion at 9:17 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

dark fantasy / Arthurian-inspired world

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

dice/engine-building hybrid — story-forward exploration with resource management and exploration

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

we will block you or we will hide your comments and you won't even know that you're commenting Into The Ether
be kind to people and if you don't want to be kind or you don't agree with people that's okay just move on
Shelf of Shame down to 50
I would like to host another 24-hour gameathon that is better planned out
I want to do more collaborations with friends
we smashed that one smashed it out of the park
we did 444 different games this year
I want to play more war games
the last 24-hour gameathon we did was amazing

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Video jsVkwdoTLtY The Broken Meeple Top List at 30:45 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Best writing in any campaign game
Excellent world-building and atmosphere
Dark, gritty aesthetic supports immersion
Strong character development
Freedom of exploration
Kings of Ruin version fixes many first edition mechanical issues
Rich thematic storytelling

Cons

First edition has mechanical issues (improved in Kings of Ruin version)
Very long campaign commitment required
Luke rants about over-use of campaigns in games

Thematic elements

Exploration and survival in a dying world
Dark, gritty fantasy world with Arthurian mythology
Epic campaign with rich world-building and character-driven narrative

Comparison games

Sleeping Gods
Gloomhaven
Oathsworn
ISS Vanguard

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Campaign — Extended campaign with 12-15 chapters per setting
campaign system — Extended campaign with 12-15 chapters per setting
Character backstories — Every character has dark, dismal backstory
Combat card system — Unique cool combat system with tactical elements
Combat: Deck/Hand — Unique cool combat system with tactical elements
exploration — Freedom to explore and discover secrets

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

good mechanics will make a game good but a good theme will bring me back for the second play
Luke's law: theme makes a game a lot better for me
immersion is not just a case of oh the game has a good theme but it's how immersed in the world am I
there is a little bit of a difference between the two [thematic and immersive]
it doesn't matter how rich that story you make it would still suck as a game
I feel like I'm just basically telling my own MCU movie
the world feels alive and therefore I'm going to get immersed in it
when I'm playing the game I don't feel like I'm just playing a bunch of mechanics I feel like I'm telling my character story
I am invested in what people are doing I am role playing my character
this is a very dark game okay and not for the fainthearted not for the easily triggered
I have never sweated in a card game so much before
you will be sucked into this world and you will care about the characters
the king of all campaign story driven games that I know of
some of the best writing I have seen in any campaign game to date
regardless of what kind of world you'd find yourself immersed in remember to come back to reality at some point and still remember it's only a game

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Video RlmHg-2bB10 Meet Me At The Table Discussion at 44:19 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Gritty aesthetic and mature tone
Strong world-building hints

Cons

Rule complexity and learning curve
Can be heavy for casual players

Thematic elements

Mythic survival with bleak, fate-driven storytelling
Dark fantasy quest across a grim Avalon-like world
Campaign with evolving encounters and story-driven decisions

Comparison games

Kingdom Death Monster
Oathsworn: Into the Deep

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Deck-building / card-driven actions — Mechanics revolve around card play and resolving events with narrative impact.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

you don't have to be fantastic to put some paint on a miniature and put on the board
every game is awesome I want to play them all
the only way to play that game is permadeath
I'm excited to play tomorrow
I love Wander Cult of Barnacle Bay
Dry brushing fixes everything

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Video 1vYS01PJ2B4 Gaming Rules! Discussion at 0:00 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

immersive campaign feel
strong thematic integration

Cons

risky complexity for some players
reliant on long play sessions

Thematic elements

interwoven narrative and exploration with moral choices
Dark Arthurian fantasy with RPG-like campaign arcs
open-world campaign with evolving storylines

Comparison games

ISS Vanguard
Frost Haven
Gloomhaven

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

campaign-driven narrative — story advances through scenarios with choices and consequences
character progression and dungeon management — player-driven character growth and resource management
Dungeon Crawl — player-driven character growth and resource management
Narrative Choice — story advances through scenarios with choices and consequences

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I want to show you how the game plays and not to sell you the game.
I’m one of the more genuine content creators.
Mage Knight is the best game ever.
Gaia Project beats Age of Innovation for me.
I don’t like the idea of being a used car salesman.
Star Trek: Captain’s Chair is an exciting licensed approach with lots of thematic promise.

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Video Ttpw1MBgVjc Adam in Wales - Board Game Design Analysis at 8:18 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Striking flames in center
Beautifully painted
Grim and dark atmosphere

Cons

Very dark color palette
Not appealing to reviewer
Text disappears into dark background
Not to personal taste

Thematic elements

Dark fantasy
Arthurian legend
Grim

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Adventure — Dark, death-themed game

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

The box cover makes a promise to the customer
Every box cover tells me what I'm going to be doing and how I'm going to be feeling
This artist is one of the best board game artists working in the industry right now
This is how you do it
This cover is a mess
Striking iconic design
The box cover is not selling the game

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Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

Tainted Grail Review - An "Epic" Disappointment

Arydia: The Paths We Dare Tread | 5: Irky and the Bandits | Playthrough

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

Tainted Grail Review - An "Epic" Disappointment

Arydia: The Paths We Dare Tread | 5: Irky and the Bandits | Playthrough

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