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JestaThaRogue Rules Teach at 0:10 sentiment: neutral
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Overall sentiment (raw)
neutral
Pros
- cute kitten theme with Kyoto setting appeals to a broad audience
- clear, step-by-step setup and mechanic explanations
- multiple scenarios provide replayability and varied gameplay
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- cats, friendship, growth, community
- Kyoto, Japan; kitten-themed exploration
- Whimsical, mission-driven journey with pet companions
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Combat and encounters — Fights may occur when moving onto spaces with another kitten; battles are resolved by dice and skill comparisons.
- Growth and endgame — Medals advance a growth track; reaching enough medals triggers the endgame and determines the winner by tally order and relationships.
- Movement — Kittens move orthogonally up to a number of spaces shown on the stamina track, with special considerations for hedges, roofs, and track-based limits.
- Scenario deck — Seven scenarios provide varied missions; rules allow mixing/matching for replayability and fresh challenges.
- Skill checks — Roll a die and add the relevant skill value from the kitten's sheet; outcomes determine successes, growth, or penalties, including gains on failures and optional reactions.
- Tokens and tracks — Medals, friendship tokens, and enemy defeated tokens populate a victory tally and are integrated into growth and endgame scoring.
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Quotes (from this video)
- you are a kitten exploring Kyoto making friends and fighting enemies
- that's how you play Kyoto no Neco
- the game comes with seven scenarios giving different missions to achieve
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BoardGameCo Unboxing at 3:36 sentiment: neutral
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Overall sentiment (raw)
neutral
Pros
- Cute artwork
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Abstracted dungeon crawler with cats
- World of Kyoto
Comparison games
- Kyoto
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Card game — It is a card game.
- Microgame — It is a very small game.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Gosh darn, it feels good to be filming a video in my studio.
- Any games I picked up at UKGE were going to be traveling on five planes to get back to where I need and you can't just check a bag because it would have reduced the amount of trips from five down to three cuz you have to transfer your check bags when you're entering the US anyway.
- So, that's just way too much to justify bringing home a lot of things.
- This was an easy one to pick up because I love four shuffle.
- I liked the game, but I don't keep print and plays in my collection.
- I have basically everything Dice Throne to date, I believe.
- It's the game I'm most excited about.
- The guy's like, 'No, it's a prototype. We can't sell it to you.' He's like, 'I don't care. There's a misprint here.'
- So, I got my hands on some Bunny Kingdom.
- And they were like, 'No.' They're like, 'No, it has not sold well enough to justify another expansion.'
- Oh. Oh. Oh, I'm excited for this one.
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