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The Emerald Flame

Game ID: GID0328623
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Description

The Emerald Flame is a narrative tabletop puzzle game told in three parts. Commissioned by an organization shrouded in mystery, players take the role of a historical expert embarking on a quest to piece together the recipe for a fabled elixir by investigating maps, drawings, alchemical diagrams, and mysterious artifacts. Combining history, hand-drawn illustration, vibrant characters, and original puzzles, The Emerald Flame will challenge and engage players of all experience levels. Each installment takes approximately 1.5-3 hours to complete, for a recommended group size of 1-4 people.

From the creator of the “insidiously clever” puzzle adventure The Tale of Ord, The Emerald Flame is a new epic for fans of escape rooms, game nights, and “not just games but…experiences.”

—description from the designer

Year Published
2021
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Video eKem41ganGk Mighty Suggested Game top_10_list at 12:47 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • immersive puzzles
  • cooperative play with parallel work
  • replay value via different envelopes
Cons
  • one-time playthrough by design
Thematic elements
  • mystery, clues, and parallel puzzle solving
  • escape-room in a box with narrative framing
  • cooperative, story-driven with puzzle emphasis
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • non-linear progression — progress through content without a fixed linear path
  • Puzzle solving — envelopes containing puzzles and clues to solve
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Quotes (from this video)
  • The Emerald Flame was an amazing experience.
  • I love a good cooperative game, but I also love a good competition every once in a while.
  • This game has just the right amount of moving parts… to really benefit people that can think a few turns ahead.
  • Vantage is like Breath of the Wild, but in board game form.
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