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Year
2011
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A Japanese home-published tile/card game. The game starts with a setup of face down square tiles that have power lines on their face up side. Players choose one of the edge positions as their "exit" to empower, and take turns either turning up, rotating or echanging one of the earth tiles, with the goal of getting as many connected tiles as possible to their "exit". Once the exit has a set number of connected earth tiles, it's Sealed, and the first player to Seal four exits wins.
Players can also play cards from their hand for further effects.
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The Dice Tower Week In Review at 3:49 sentiment: negative
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negative
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Cons
- disappointing
- not differentiated enough from similar games
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- It is an excellent production. It is everything you've come to maybe know and love about Neuroshima Hex.
- Outstanding, man. I love this trick-T game that also includes set collection.
- Disappointing. This is basically Forbidden Island, the card game with too few spaces and a little too much swinginess.
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