Game Info
Year
2025
Players
2-4
Age
10+
Playtime
60 min
Complexity
2.4/5
Collection
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Description
Tribal survival strategy game set in the mythical land of Viray where ancient tribes fight for survival.
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Watch It Played Discussion at 57:43 sentiment: other
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Overall sentiment (raw)
Engaging
Pros
- Learned recently.
- Played many games.
- Enjoyable both physically and digitally.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Love letter she loves love letter
- The first game doesn't mean anything don't worry about it you might mess up a couple of rules worse comes to worse next time you play the game you fix it
- I think the most complex game I've ever played is Empires and Arms
- but munchkin is a game that I've played where it's it's going on on like and on and on and it's because of the luck factor and it's also because of the beat up on the leader
- I think the most played app would be suer Wars I've played like over 300 games of that
- cheaters or jerks that's what we always say
- I don't underestimate the number of people who might be interested in attending don't underestimate the amount of work it's going to be
- I want to win too believe me like I want to win the game that that's fun but um I don't get wanting to win that much that to me seems dangerous or scary
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watchet Playthrough at 0:19 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- Player fashion sense is impeccable.
- Units can shut down enemy bases effectively.
- Battles can be strategically initiated to clear nets.
- Units can provide offensive and defensive capabilities.
- The game allows for aggressive placement near the opponent's base.
- The game is described as having good units that players want to use.
- The game allows for strategic positioning to threaten the opponent's headquarters.
- The game results in close matches with tied life totals.
- The game mechanics encourage strategic decisions regarding when to initiate battles or move units.
- The game offers flexibility in how tiles are used, allowing players to save them for later.
- The game can lead to interesting tactical decisions like Mexican standoffs.
Cons
- Choosing teams based solely on color rather than abilities.
- A unit's net ability can be shut down if the unit is netted.
- Initiating a battle at the wrong time can prevent a unit's boosted attack.
- The grenade unit cannot be used if the headquarters is netted.
- Units can be placed in positions where they are vulnerable to attack.
- Forgetting to move a unit can lead to it being in the line of fire.
- Ranged attacks can be blocked by armor.
- A unit's special ability (clown's explosion) might not be used if it is destroyed first.
- Suffering more damage on the base than the opponent.
- Having to discard useful tiles.
- The game can feel frustrating if a desired action is prevented by game rules.
- Players can have regrets about their decisions after initiating battles.
- The game state can become 'cleared' quickly, leading to a reset.
- Players might feel they are running out of options or time.
- The game can lead to a feeling of being 'free' from decisions due to lack of viable options.
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- armor — Some units have armor that can block ranged attacks but not melee attacks.
- clown ability — The 'clown' unit has an ability to 'blow up' during its initiative phase, dealing one damage to all surrounding units, including its own.
- combat resolution — Battles are resolved by checking initiative levels from highest to lowest, with units attacking based on their initiative and abilities. The battle continues until all units have acted or conditions are met.
- Damage and wounds — Units can take damage, marked by wound markers. Units with toughness can take one additional damage before being destroyed. Damage to the HQ reduces its hit points.
- grenade attack — A grenade unit can be used to deal damage to surrounding units, but cannot be used if the player's headquarters is netted.
- headquarters — Each player has a headquarters (HQ) that can be attacked. HQs provide bonuses to adjacent units and can attack if not netted. The HQ has hit points and can be damaged.
- initiative — Units have initiative levels that determine the order of actions in a battle, with higher initiative units acting first. Some units provide initiative bonuses to adjacent friendly units.
- Melee Attack — Units can attack adjacent units in melee combat, with attack strength determining damage dealt. Some units have multiple melee attack sides.
- module bonus — A module can provide an additional melee strength bonus to a unit, but may need to be discarded to initiate a battle.
- move ability — A move ability allows a unit to be relocated on the board or rotate its facing direction. This can be used to move the headquarters as well.
- netting — A 'net' ability can be used to shut down an enemy unit's actions. If a unit providing a net is itself netted, its net ability is removed.
- push action — A unit can be pushed from the HQ into an adjacent position.
- Ranged Attack — Units can perform ranged attacks, with ranged attack strength indicating the damage. Some units boost the ranged attack strength of adjacent units.
- shielding — Some units have shielding, which keeps them safe.
- special abilities — Units have various special abilities, such as providing initiative bonuses, boosting attack strength, netting units, or having armor that blocks ranged attacks.
- tile drawing and management — Players draw tiles each turn, which represent units or actions. Players must discard one tile if they draw more than three, and can choose to play, discard, or hold onto remaining tiles.
- Unit Placement — Units are placed on the board and can be positioned to attack adjacent units or bases, or to benefit from other units' abilities. Placement can be aggressive or defensive.
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Quotes (from this video)
- we might not play well but our fashion sense is impeccable
- you're netting my net and my base and your base this is interesting because once you net a unit that is providing a net this unit shut down
- jok's on you
- I see something on the board which is depressing me classic Rodney mistake that I'm sure all of you were yelling at your monitors when you saw me forget to move this unit
- it's a good old Mexican standoff we got going on
- and I'm already full of regrets I'm questioning what I've done already
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