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Sunrise Sunset

Game ID: GID0452670
Game Info
Year
2024
Players
2
Age
14+
Playtime
20 min
Complexity
1.5/5
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Description

Two-player card duel where Horus and Seth compete across three locations to deal three damage with hidden information

Description

Two-player card duel where Horus and Seth compete across three locations to deal three damage with hidden information

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Video kwfWxZKGqc8 Board Gaming Ramblings Other at 6:37 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
  • It's a small game with very few cards.
  • Really like how the cards change the way the scoring works.
  • It's cool that some cards can be played face down.
  • An absolutely solid game.
Cons
  • There are so many games in this category (head-to-head).
  • Not one that the speaker will choose to play more.
  • It's not one that the speaker wants to play more.
Thematic elements
Comparison games
  • Creators at War
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Card Play — You have three lanes that you are playing cards to, trying to make the scoring in your favor. You have cards that's going to change how they score, how the scoring works, all of that. Some of your cards are played face down.
  • lane battler — It's kind of like a lane battler where you're trying to win different lines, lanes, lane battler, not line battler.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • Double call
  • Did not like this one too much this was sadly very boring
  • I think the main reason I didn't like it is that it's all about destroying for the other person
  • It's a bluffing a double psychological game
  • it was good it was fine it was but it was for me I would not choose this over Hanoi G Ro or Shadow Oro
  • The big problem is that it felt too random
  • This is one that we have been enjoying a lot
  • The only negative for me is that it's a bit long
  • I think that the concept of this sounded more exciting than in I thought it was
  • it was just a fine game that I don't need to play again
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Video 9XMb5o80Xwc Tabletop Tokki Discussion at 1:51 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • great art and premise
  • tight two-player interaction
  • compact and unique take on line battlers
Cons
  • not widely known or broadly published yet
Thematic elements
  • celestial-themed duel along lines
  • two-player line battler
  • concise, tense back-and-forth
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Boss Battler — two opposing lines compete with a celestial value modified by cards.
  • face-up vs face-down cards — cards are revealed and interact with line positions and values.
  • line battler — two opposing lines compete with a celestial value modified by cards.
Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
  • I am a fan of the Roland Wright genre, particularly ones that are a little heftier.
  • There were some smaller combos or smaller chains that you could kind of set up, but I would say not as much as I'm used to with other rolling rides, especially ones of this heft.
  • The art and premise of this game were really great.
  • I loved this one so much that I ended up ordering it that same evening.
  • Really tense little two-player back and forth line battler with again a great theme and really unique arts.
  • If any of that title or tagline sounds good to you, it's definitely one you're going to want to check out.
  • The bluffing strategy came into play with putting out cards for your opponent and saying what kinds of ingredients they were.
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