Loch Ness

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Area Control — Players compete for control of areas on the board.
• Modular board — The board grows as the monsters do.
• tile placement — Players place monster parts to grow their creatures.

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Quotes (from this video)

• We are doing our top 10 games to play outside.
• Sky Team is fantastic. It's a wonderful game. It's one of our favorite two-player games.
• These big chunky pieces, if it's a little windy, that's not going anywhere.
• This is one of our favorite travel games and it's a perfect one to play outside.
• This is a game I can actually say from experience. I've played this outside and it works great.
• It is a great silly like I said campfire style game.
• This is a game where there's not a lot of components. You don't need a table for this. You can kind of just be in the same place just just hanging out with this game.
• The monster parts lock into place, preventing them from being knocked over.
• So, it almost works if you're doing there's lots of kids around and you put it on a table in between dealing with the small children, you can come back to that game and it's going to be totally fine.
• It is a wonderful beer and pretzel styles game, playing this around um a campfire or around a table, whatever the case is.
• This game is the reason why we came up with this list, and that is Hive.
• These have those big chunky acrylic tiles. They are not going to get ruined. It is okay if they face the elements. Nothing is going to happen.

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