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Sirens: The Deep Sea

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Video e1fU2JcT4Ds MLE University Game Preview
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  • The game feels like an immersive video game of Adventure in a board game form
  • The game is like a sandbox with objectives to focus on while increasing your skills
  • There are many scenarios to choose from including tutorial scenario and make your own scenario
  • you can play the same one again try different strategy or try a different scenario
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Video e1fU2JcT4Ds MLE University Game Preview at 0:05 sentiment: positive
video_pk 70548 · mention_pk 184332
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Cooperative play across up to four players
  • Asymmetric powers and skills
  • Sandbox-style exploration with focused objectives
  • Multiple scenarios including tutorials and make-your-own
  • Replayability through varied strategies and scenarios
  • Immersive feel similar to a video game at the table
Cons
  • Prototype components; rules and artwork are not final
Thematic elements
  • sirens, ocean exploration, city-building and defense
  • ocean/sea world with sirens, city Durant, exploration and building
  • scenario-driven, story-based progression with multiple scenarios
Comparison games
  • Diablo
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Action Points — Each turn uses movement/action points; turns pass to the next player.
  • Asymmetric skills — Each player has unique, asymmetrical skill sets.
  • Building Construction — Construct and upgrade production buildings near resources.
  • Combat: Dice — Siren dice, defense dice, loot dice and attack dice influence battles.
  • Cooperative Game — Players work together to achieve scenario objectives.
  • cooperative play — Players work together to achieve scenario objectives.
  • Dice-based combat — Siren dice, defense dice, loot dice and attack dice influence battles.
  • Exploration sandbox — A big world to explore with varied terrain and challenges.
  • Pick up and deliver — Resources are picked up and delivered to relevant buildings.
  • Pick-Up and Deliver — Resources are picked up and delivered to relevant buildings.
  • Resource and spirit currency — Resources and spirit points are used to construct buildings and upgrade skills.
  • Resource Management — Resources and spirit points are used to construct buildings and upgrade skills.
  • scenario progression — Standalone multi-chapter scenarios with optional make-your-own scenarios.
  • Skill-tree upgrade — Skills upgrade via a tech-tree with resource costs and spirit points.
  • Tech Trees — Skills upgrade via a tech-tree with resource costs and spirit points.
  • Turn-based action points — Each turn uses movement/action points; turns pass to the next player.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • The game feels like an immersive video game of Adventure in a board game form
  • The game is like a sandbox with objectives to focus on while increasing your skills
  • There are many scenarios to choose from including tutorial scenario and make your own scenario
  • you can play the same one again try different strategy or try a different scenario
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