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The Crew: Journey to the Ends of the Earth

Game ID: GID0453855
Game Info
Year
2026
Players
2-5
Age
10+
Playtime
20 min
Complexity
2/5
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Description

Players travel around the world in a race against time searching for Charlemagnes secret treasure through 25 challenging missions with extremely limited communication

Description

Players travel around the world in a race against time searching for Charlemagnes secret treasure through 25 challenging missions with extremely limited communication

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Video DTEgRJwK5V0 BoardGameCo News at 15:22 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
  • Playing it a lot recently
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • Center of the Earth
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  • Hey, I'm Alex Radcliffe from Board Game Co, and this is news and week in review.
  • So, I definitely be It's definitely worth being aware of that at the very least as you choose how to spend your money on board games and as you choose how to spend your money on Prime.
  • Effectively, Spirit Island is something that the rights to a lot of the things are held by Flat River Group, but the right to the game itself, he has.
  • I always thought Spirit Island deserved better, you know, better everything kind of just to some extent.
  • Because Awaken Realms is one of the fascinating companies. Like they have they are responsible. They get they they kind of moved into the Seeman problem where people love to hate to an extent, but people love to hate they How to put this?
  • My own two cents here um is that when a company is successful, they either can be comple- or individuals. Individuals, companies, whoever, they can either be like almost completely pure of heart and then they earn a lot of respect for being completely pure of heart.
  • But because they've been so successful, you fall into that range of almost some groups of people will love to hate them even as they continue to put out things that are massively popular and have huge audiences and they're clearly delivering things to people who want those things.
  • I think the complaints people do have are legitimate. I think they're often over-magnified because of the success of those companies, and I think those complaints often ignore the very large groups of people who are fans of those companies and enjoy what those companies put out and do not have the same issues you do.
  • I cannot get over the fact that I played Eureka over 50 times in like a 2 and 1/2 week period.
  • I hope you enjoyed this video and as always, I hope you have a good one.
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Video AshTA0-gByQ BoardGameCo News at 12:48
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  • It's more expensive for US buyers because of tariffs. Tariffs cost money. We are passing that cost on to you because it's your country that's making you pay that, not us.
  • a $200 board game, which is a lot of money for something that is not crowdfunding.
  • I will admit I got a lot of sticker shock at that price point.
  • Origins always in a weird space for me. Again, I love it, but also feels like it's declining every year. The board game presence feels like it's dropping each year.
  • As a general convention, it's a blast. I have fun. I will probably go back every single year.
  • I've slowly been cutting back in that effort of maintaining balance in my life.
  • The things I enjoy the most with the expansion are probably small like card hunting abilities.
  • It's such a challenging puzzle. I really enjoy it. Highly recommend it.
  • I also think it still suffers and and is in the shadow of Bunny Kingdom for me.
  • I think it is certainly not a Calico or Cascadia replacement for me.
  • Ultimately gets priority over Flip Seven with a Vengeance, even if I am chasing that burst and like a few casual viewers and all that.
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