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Nanogrid

Game ID: GID0453841
Game Info
Year
2011
Players
2-4
Age
12+
Playtime
60 min
Complexity
2.5/5
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Description

Players control networks of nano-robots on an expanding hex grid competing to replicate all available robots first while gaining skill enhancements

Description

Players control networks of nano-robots on an expanding hex grid competing to replicate all available robots first while gaining skill enhancements

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Video j6ANvz9Teo8 Getting Games Discussion at 56:44 sentiment: positive
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  • Hexagon Grid — tiling game with hexagonal tiles; dice used as counters and grid expansion
  • tiling — tiling game with hexagonal tiles; dice used as counters and grid expansion
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  • I read rules once and then I read the rules again to catch all the mistakes I made.
  • I breathe rules constantly like I probably get 5 to 10 emails a week of people asking me to cover their games on YouTube.
  • Corkle is a brilliant two-player game and it's really really good in the iOS adaptation.
  • I’m my own boss now … the success of this drive is going to help dictate how many conventions I go to.
  • I design a game called Mutation, a dice rolling and stacking game.
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