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Threaded: A Game of Needles and Points

Game ID: GID0452326
Game Info
Year
2026
Players
2-5
Age
14+
Playtime
37 min
Complexity
2.5/5
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Description

Worker placement game about hunting for thread fulfilling embroidery commissions and creating stunning bargello canvases

Description

Worker placement game about hunting for thread fulfilling embroidery commissions and creating stunning bargello canvases

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Video no7Ky6ahFqo Our Family Plays Games Analysis at 41:04 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
  • Good game
  • Lots of buzz for Gen Con
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • Have we jumped the shark family? Because this shelfie thing is the mini stuff.
  • It's a toy. So, Brother Wise is in the toy business.
  • It is not underrated cuz it's always on the hot.
  • It is evil. It is evil.
  • I'm a water connoisseur.
  • We want to move forward and show that people from all walks of life can come together, reason together, work together, play together, and get along because we're all human.
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Video wxcmOCvLiC4 Our Family Plays Games Discussion at 45:51 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Beautiful needlepoint artwork.
  • Love a worker placement game.
Cons
  • The game is not coming out until April 21st.
Thematic elements
  • Creating needlework
  • Needlecraft studio
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Set Collection — Players pick desirable patterns and threads.
  • Worker Placement — Explicitly stated as a worker placement game.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • An evil man will burn down his own nation so he can rule over the ashes.
  • WE GOT PEOPLE TRYING TO DIVIDE US, but we got to stay strong, folk. We got to stay strong.
  • MY CREDIT CARD WORKS WHEREVER I AM. That's a that's a shame. That's dangerous.
  • The board just put out an apology after they had a heated annual meeting and paused the bylaw bylaw votes.
  • I'd much rather prefer for quality over quantity.
  • Let some games breathe.
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Video 5dfnEKazDNU Brains On Games Review at 0:00 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • strong thematic integration of needlepoint
  • beautiful artwork and table presence
  • clever two-phase turn structure and sequencing
  • gateway for non-gamers
  • cozy yet strategic
Cons
  • limited player interaction
  • resource management may be restrictive for some players
  • not enough board spaces for all players at higher player counts
Thematic elements
  • tapestries, threads, commissions
  • needlepoint hobby/theme
  • procedural/resource-management-focused
Comparison games
  • Undaunted
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Card Drafting — draw two cards and keep one, discarding the other, with a hand-size limit.
  • Endgame scoring — points from completed tapestries and leftover threads at the end.
  • pattern matching / tapestry construction — needles and order constraints determine which tapestries can be completed.
  • Resource Management — limited basket and window storage for threads; manage resources to complete tapestries.
  • set collection / commissions — commission cards grant points when matching tapestry patterns; multiple cards can reward the same tapestry.
  • Worker Placement — players place assistants to perform actions at various shops on the board.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • So this game was a winner around our table for sure.
  • This is a cozy game that's kind of a style now.
  • It's a gateway game.
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Video SuoMEN7dCLA Grant Lyon Other at 32:10 sentiment: neutral
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Overall sentiment (raw)
neutral
Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • Needlepoint and threads
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Worker Placement — they say it's an easy to learn worker placement game...
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • If you are interested in new board games that are coming to stores, to friendly local game stores, and other places right now, and you don't have to wait like 18 months to get the game, then this is the video for you.
  • I always try to include about 25 different games in this video, and I want there to be something for everybody, right?
  • So, if you are looking for like an introduction to worker placement, uh I think this is a good one for that.
  • So, yeah. And I love penguins. Love penguins.
  • This is intentionally a weird game. Uh it's leaning into It's weird.
  • This is a game that combines dice and deduction in a pirate theme.
  • This is another one I couldn't really find a lot of information on, so I don't know exactly how it plays.
  • So, yeah. And I hope you found something that you like.
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Video 6U6T3WrImlM BoardGameCo Analysis at 6:40 sentiment: neutral
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neutral
Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Worker Placement — This is a worker placement game.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • Rebuilding Seattle is excellent. I love it. It's probably a 4.5 for me. I think it's amazing.
  • Rebuilding Chicago over here, I am excited to play. It looks mostly the same, with some small differences.
  • CMON, you make it so hard to defend you. You make it so hard to like you. You make it so hard.
  • The Line Must Go Up or The Line Goes Up. It's a 2-hour video documentary on the nature of of of more NFTs, but it touches upon the general idea of cryptocurrencies across the board.
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Video k3IN67A2_NU Allies or Enemies Preview at 7:26 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • Fashion
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • And so I'm really interested in Horrified Ravenloft and I think it's four new monsters and it's still like in a D&D theme and I really like the last D&D Horrified.
  • So that was a whirlwind tour of a whole bunch of games we're interested in checking out.
  • And there are so many more games that there are so many games at UKGE. We can't possibly know about all of them so please do let us know about the ones you think we missed the ones you think other folks would be interested in.
  • So, we will have Shakespeare the card game on sale.
  • So, this is a really exciting UKGE for us. So, please do come by.
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Video FicUCMncyeA The Dice Tower Discussion at 11:14 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Appealing visual design.
  • Interesting theme.
  • Appealing combination of mechanics.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • Needle craft (knitting, sewing, cross-stitch)
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • contract fulfillment — Players engage in contract fulfillment as part of the gameplay.
  • Set Collection — Set collection elements are present in the game.
  • Worker Placement — The game features worker placement as a core mechanic.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • Rich Saunders who came up with the best nickname for Dice Tower fans, the Dice Towlettes.
  • Oh, I'm Wendy Ye.
  • And good morning. I'm Eric Summer.
  • Tom Vassel and the Dice Towlettes.
  • So, explain to our daughter what a fan club, a mail-in fan club used to be, you know, in the 80s and the 90s and stuff.
  • My assignment was to write to a sports team.
  • You just paid the price of postage and handling. That's delightful.
  • Who should we as the host of Board Game Breakfast write a letter to?
  • And by write to, I mean, write it on your internet browser. And go check out dicetower east.com.
  • Hot and steaming tickets.
  • They're fresh like Cinnabon.
  • Oh, mimioraph.
  • We're not allowed that stuff on this channel.
  • If you want to play with rubber cement uh with Wendy and eat glue with Eric, come to dicetowwer east.com.
  • We're going to have the biggest glue eating contest this side of the Mississippi.
  • Pensive Knight would like to shout out Pensive Knight, also known as Josh Currion.
  • Do they all cook? That's really the question.
  • Hashtag still one in our hearts.
  • Wow, that's amazing.
  • Epic experiences shouldn't feel cramped. They should feel larger than life.
  • Oh, thank you. Yes. I had to think about what VO meant. I was like, I No, I put on deodorant.
  • Virtual optics.
  • Good talking there, Chris.
  • So, Explorers of Neoria, World's Edge, don't know much more about it except that there be dragons and uh I be excited.
  • That's a bold assumption, Eric.
  • So, it's just a coupon in the box for a future dragon that you can get.
  • And in response and in love for the Phillies, um, my eye catcher is threaded, uh, game of needles and points.
  • It just seems right up my alleyway. It's worker placement with contract fulfillment.
  • You're going to laugh when you have to send in five proofs of purchase separately, pay for shipping and handling, and then you get the the dragons and the Phillies bumper stickers.
  • This is called Clover Pit.
  • You're stuck in this cube and you're forced to play a slot machine and deposit your winnings into an ATM and you have to reach a certain gold every round or a trap door opens and you plummet to your doom.
  • Are you saying there's haptic feedback going on with this?
  • There be haptic feedback all up in that.
  • That doesn't start with V or O. I don't think that's allowed.
  • It's a lot going on.
  • I'm hecka feeling this.
  • It's one of those that that isn't free because, you know, it's actually a game inside.
  • As opposed to constantly being reminded like in Monopoly Go that you can for $3 you can get a whole bunch of dice.
  • Oh, I really cuz I did see an advertisement for I really thought it was going to be like Pokémon Go.
  • Everyone's like, 'Hey, we're going to go to Tony's Pizza. Turn off your phones. We don't want them to know we're here.'
  • This is Rich Saunders and welcome to Co-op Gestalt, a place to talk about cooperative games, cooperative game mechanisms, and sometimes solo games.
  • This is a hidden gem of mine because I don't see many people talking about it.
  • This is a cooperative uh it's not a deduction game. It's a cooperative storybook game with a a detective theme.
  • So you might think, 'Oh, this is like a Sherlock game.' No, no, no. This is all about story and the mechanisms move the story forward, but it's not a deduction game.
  • It's more about uh living in this world, a cyber post-apocalyptic noir world.
  • So, this is one of my favorite games of all time.
  • However, I think if you like Arkham Horror Second Edition, you will love LA1.
  • It fixes up a lot of the systems and makes it that much better.
  • Makes it a little less random, and it makes it a little more directed as you know what you're going towards.
  • So, um, I think I'd really give this a try.
  • It is time for our top 10 list where we arrange things in order from 10 to one.
  • Although we don't actually get to do one, you you get to do one there in the chat.
  • So, be sure if you agree or you have comments on our top 10 list uh to to put your entry into the chat and I may just choose it to be our number one.
  • So yeah, be aware, be ready because the topic today is our top 10 weirdowl songs.
  • So last Wednesday we got to bring our daughter to all of our first Weird Al concert.
  • It was super exciting.
  • In terms of like a genuine bonafide, electrified rock and or roll concert, like this was this was it.
  • So the live chat here is is already firing away, which is just great.
  • Eric, was this a hard or easy list for you to put together?
  • I saw Daniel Radcliffe, who's played Weird Al in the Weird movie, uh, on on Broadway.
  • He he was in a play called Every Brilliant Thing, which was very cool.
  • Got to see the OG at least on Broadway.
  • My favorite, one of my favorite originals is called Virus Alert.
  • This is a song about deleting spam emails and not getting your computer infected.
  • This is this is an absolute delight.
  • The first line of the song is put down the chainsaw and listen to me.
  • Dare to be stupid.
  • This is my favorite from that.
  • And Eric, when you talk about how it just kind of ramps up.
  • The song starts out talking about how amazing foil is to hold your food and then progressively it just gets weirder and weirder and weirder.
  • So, the original song by Lord, um, that was one that I really enjoyed singing to, but I like the content of this better.
  • And so in the style of of DVO, you have the classic Dare to Be Stupid.
  • My number seven is also dare to be stupid.
  • So, you're saying you don't sing the harmony.
  • I got to belt the melody on this one.
  • I have to go for the quintessential one that is not only brilliantly constructed, has a just perfect video version, but also taps into that nerdy rage that comes when someone messes up their grammar, and that is word crimes.
  • Word Crimes is a brilliant piece of song construction, and the video just has all sorts of Easter eggs and just is perfectly put together.
  • So, my favorite dessert of all time is ice cream.
  • And so, the song I Love Rocky Road has spoken to me since a very young age.
  • And so I thought that Fat was just like I don't know. I I didn't recognize that it was a parody.
  • I thought he just did goofy songs.
  • And so I thought that it ju I don't know. I just didn't know.
  • Britney Spears covered I Love Rock and Roll that I then put it together that these were real songs that real people listen to.
  • Thank you, Britney Spears.
  • She is very educational.
  • This is my final selection. I had to pick a parody.
  • But even though this one's not a parody, this one is such a brilliant song.
  • This is called Why Does This Always Happen to Me?
  • Man, too bad that that airplane crash really inconveniences me.
  • I have a a particularly great story with this as well.
  • And the entire freeway just came to an utter stop.
  • And we were stuck there for hour and a half, maybe two hours.
  • And we just start ripping into that person so hard to be named.
  • Why does this always happen to me?
  • Oreo's best sandwich cookie, hands down.
  • And growing up, I loved Oreos and we almost never had Oreos.
  • My parents would buy the off-brand stuff and it never tasted the same.
  • So, when I could finally buy my own sandwich cookies, I bought Oreos.
  • And then they made name brand ones.
  • I love Oreos.
  • Hasbro. Well, I mean, maybe they made a b they could buy it out.
  • It's Nabiscoco, I believe.
  • So many fantastic selections here, but I'm going to scroll a little far back to Richard Saunders who says, 'If Albuquerque isn't on this list, it needs to be.'
  • I'd rather Albuquerque be known for the Weird Al song than The Breaking Bad Show.
  • eat it and fat uh are certainly ones that that that are classics, you know, and often people's first foray into Weird Al Weird AI as uh some in Gen Z calling.
  • Two all-time favorites of mine. Really get me in the festive season.
  • Phineas and Furb Christmas album was like in the 60s of my top 100 favorite albums.
  • Running with Scissors, I believe, is my favorite weird album from start to finish.
  • Mandatory Fun might be, you know, that was the last album I think um that has word crimes on it.
  • So, in a box of rocks, I'm going to be asking Eric and Chris trivia questions that will have the answer of either zero, one, or two.
  • How many actors have won both an Oscar and a Rzzy in the same year?
  • In 2010, Sandra Bulock won the best actress Oscar for The Blind Side. The day after winning the worst actress, Rzzy, for All About Steve.
  • How many times has the Labrador Retriever, the most popular dog in the US, won best in show at the Westminster dog show?
  • CJ. Is that when this came out? 2016.
  • How many people have been nominated postumously for a Nobel Prize in this century since 2016?
  • Zero nominations after death have not or sorry. Yeah, zero nominations after death have not been allowed since 1974.
  • How many US national monuments are mobile, meaning they can move?
  • They are San Francisco's cable cars built in 1873 and the St. Charles Street Car Line in New Orleans built in 1835.
  • How many South American countries have hosted the summer Olympic games?
  • In 2016, Brazil's summer games were the first Olympic Games in the events 120 year history to be held in South America.
  • How many colors coat the black licorice centers of good and plenty candies?
  • The oldest branded candy in the US. And they were first made in 1893.
  • How many reigning world chess champions have lost matches to computers?
  • IBM's Deep Blue defeated Gary Kasparov in 1977 and Deep Fritz defeated Vladmir Creminic in 2006.
  • Besides the United States, how many countries do not use the metric system today as of 2016?
  • Myanmar and Liberia are the only other holdouts.
  • How many of the seven wonders of the ancient world still exist?
  • Only the Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt, survived the earthquakes and the wars that demolished the others.
  • How many hits by the pop music sensation ABBA reached number one on the US Billboard charts?
  • 14 of their songs hit the top 40, but only Dancing Queen was number one.
  • How many fingers was Jerry Garcia, rock guru of the Grateful Dead, missing from his right hand?
  • The missing digit. His middle finger didn't stop Jerry from playing a mean guitar.
  • How many academic degrees did Dr. Seuss have?
  • Theodore Suz Giselle graduated from Dartmouth but never earned a doctorate.
  • He called himself a Dr. Seuss as a joke.
  • So he had he had a bachelor's degree.
  • Chris, how does it feel to tie with a box of rocks?
  • Ties go to the rocks.
  • So what you're going to have here is we're going to have the Chucky card, not the enraged card.
  • You're going to have him in there.
  • So if Chucky stabs the same person twice, i.e. they get two of these wound tokens, then everybody will lose.
  • If you're able to get the Chucky enraged card in and stab him once, then you will win.
  • This is a little small deduction game that I like quite a bit.
  • It does give you the feeling of you're hiding and searching for Chucky and he'll just jump out and get you at any moment.
  • I think that this game accomplishes that feeling.
  • So, for me, the IP and the mechanisms really do match in this one.
  • I think they put the extra effort into it.
  • The little plastic toy that comes where he's kind of stabbing at you, that's a nice little plus to bring you into the theme.
  • I love how he gets more powerful when he jumps out of you.
  • Fun. It feels like a jump scare, and I like that.
  • So, while the game's a light deduction game, I don't want to oversell it because I like it.
  • As for the mechanism and the theme, I think they do match quite a bit.
  • This is one you check out if you're a fan of any of the Child's Play movies.
  • It was empty already. I forgot.
  • Oh, no. Does that mean Eric won?
  • I didn't get a chance to finish Eric's coffee.
  • That's an annoying sound.
  • All right, starting off with question number one.
  • Remember the answer is 0, one, or two.
  • Oh, you know what? The box of rocks also says one.
  • It's a tie.
  • We're so smart.
  • I remember the flaw in this game.
  • It wasn't Halle Berry, was it?
  • Oh, I should actually read that, shouldn't I?
  • Yes, Eric and I are smarter.
  • Are the winner the 2016 winner was a German shorthaired pointer named CJ?
  • You know what CJ stands for? A crappy jerk. That's what I think the Westminster Abbey whatever that thing was that you just said it was called.
  • Oh, that's what it is.
  • I see.
  • You ready, Eric?
  • I'm doing the same.
  • The box of rock said one again. They are sticking with the same thing.
  • Well, there's actual knowledge involved there.
  • Yeah, I guess so.
  • I didn't I didn't know that.
  • Who knew?
  • All right, so nobody gets it.
  • Not even the box of rocks.
  • Eric, does the largest ball of twine in Minnesota count as a national monument?
  • I'm not going to tell you.
  • Goose Egg, I say.
  • Finally, we have some differentiation.
  • Uh, the box of rocks says zero as well, Chris. It believes in you.
  • They're both street cars. I think I think I should get it.
  • It's one type of thing.
  • It's one type. Uh, no points for you.
  • I would give Eric a tenth of a point.
  • I'm okay with that.
  • Point. I'm winning. Oh, I was joking. It was a joke. YOU HAVE A JOKE. POINT. WHAT? I'M BEATING YOU AND the box of rocks.
  • There hasn't been one since 2016, right?
  • Just want to make sure.
  • The more than the answer is one.
  • The humans are correct. In 2016, Brazil's summer games were the first Olympic Games in the events 120 year history to be held in South America.
  • I thought Brazil. Okay, cool. That was recent enough that I should have some semblance of a memory in there.
  • I was like, 'Oo, I'm pulling something back from the distant past.'
  • I mean, no, this is more recent than mandatory fun.
  • All right, current scores are at Box of Rocks, one point. Chris, three points. Eric, 3.1 points.
  • It's that cable car. The cable car tiebreaker.
  • It is. It is. It's working for us.
  • All right. How we doing on time? Can't see.
  • 10 minutes left.
  • 10 minutes. Oh, we got so much time.
  • All right. That's the answer. How many colors coat the black licorice centers of good and plenty candies?
  • Okay. Okay. Do you guys know this?
  • I actually know this.
  • I think I know this.
  • I mean, what? Why would you choose zero?
  • Because the box of rocks did. Cuz they're dumb.
  • The answer is two. Pink and white candies.
  • Oh my gosh. Candies gotten so much better since then.
  • Oh my goodness. I actually really like Good and Plenty.
  • I I enjoy them. There's no sugar-free good in plenties, though.
  • I can see that. They're not so popular. Only the popular ones can become sugar free.
  • They are tasty free, though. I'll tell you that.
  • All right. Next up, how many re There we go. How many reigning world chess champions have lost matches to computers?
  • The box of rocks says two. You guys claim one.
  • The answer is two.
  • I wonder if that number has gone up by a lot too since the game was.
  • Yeah. I don't know if has Magnus Carlson like played a an AI ever. I don't know.
  • I I bet you refused to play them at this point.
  • I was Yeah, that's that's my exact guess. Yeah.
  • Uh Okay. Well, that's interesting. When did you just watch The Queen's Gambit for the first time?
  • I did. I really enjoyed that show.
  • I didn't realize it was fictional until after I watched it. I was like, 'Yeah, well, I didn't want to look it up to see how it ended.'
  • You know what I mean? If it was real history and so I didn't want to ruin the show.
  • All right. Besides the United States, how many countries do not use the metric system today as of 2016?
  • It's really only 0, one, or two other than the United States.
  • Oh gosh. I really box of rocks says zero. So, someone's going to win.
  • Yes.
  • In your face, Eric.
  • I knew it was one or two.
  • I said two. I wasn't even paying attention. Oh, I wasn't paying attention.
  • So, okay. And then Myanmar.
  • All right.
  • Yeah. Cool.
  • All right. Well, Chris just screamed to the lead.
  • Play the eye catcher bit.
  • All right. How many of the seven wonders of the ancient world still exist?
  • Of the ancient world.
  • Rock says zero.
  • Chris is so dumb.
  • At least one.
  • The answer is Eric, who is now in the lead. Only the Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt, survived the earthquakes and the wars that demolished the others.
  • I I was I feel so dumb. I was like, let me just go through the the game what I can remember.
  • Lighthouse gone. The Colossus gone.
  • I was just going to go
  • Dare to be stupid. My number my number nine.
  • It is a song of a man who is so excited that the hardware store is going to open up.
  • The IP and the mechanisms really do match in this one.
  • It gives you the feeling of you're hiding and searching for Chucky and he'll just jump out and get you at any moment.
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Video _Z6iMN2HxLg Before You Play Rules Teach at 10:00 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Commission cards are the main way to score points.
  • Synergizing tapestries with commission cards is important.
  • Equipment cards offer one-time use abilities.
  • The 'All You Want' shop allows placing an assistant in a full queue at a cost.
  • The 'Ends and Odds' shop (bargain box) adds an element of chance to thread acquisition.
  • The 'Finishes' shop offers multiple actions, including taking and making tapestries.
  • The game ends when a player makes their fifth tapestry.
  • End game scoring is straightforward, based on commission cards and remaining threads.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • yarn crafters collecting threads to create tapestries
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • End-game scoring — Points are scored based on completed commission cards and remaining threads.
  • Resource Management — Players collect and manage colored threads (cubes) to create tapestries.
  • Set Collection — Players aim to collect specific combinations of threads and patterns to fulfill commission cards.
  • Worker Placement — Players send assistants to various shops to take actions.
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  • So, you really want to make sure you are synergizing the tapestries that you create with the commission cards that you end up drawing.
  • So, the main important things to keep in mind is that your needle, you typically can only pull from one side of your needle when you're making tapestry cards. And you can only really arrange your cubes whenever you are gaining new threads, which is what you'll be doing whenever you visit Darn Good Thread.
  • So, this is arguably the most important shop in the game because this is where you gain tapestry cards and you have the ability to make them.
  • So, the max you could ever score there would be three points because the max you could ever hold in your studio is 10.
  • Michael kept wiping.
  • So, I'm going to make this one. And this is the same color combination that you see here.
  • This trigger the end of the game.
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