Orbita

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Card Play (No Numbers) — Similar concept of you just have cards, no numbers.
• Hand Management — You can't reorder your hand and you only play like one color back and forth.
• scoring — You actually score your opponents.
• Track Advancement — As you play cards, they advance on a track much like in the Yellow House.

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• this is a trick- taking game that is just magnafi.
• One of my favorite complicated trick- taking games.
• I thought it might be too convoluted. Nope. It was just perfect. Like, hit the sweet spot.
• This is a roll and write game that is surprisingly thinky, puzzly
• As far as deck builders go, this is one of the snappier, more concise ones.
• It definitely has one of the most unique themes I've seen in Deck Builder as well.
• So, there were a lot of little things that this game had that other similar Roland Wright games don't, and I really did appreciate that
• Unfortunately, this one didn't have a lot of satisfying combos
• which I felt was a pretty big design flaw, unfortunately, for a game that should be so concise and so clean.
• As always, huge shout out to our sponsor, Noval Knight, who provided a lot of the games that we saw here today.

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• Hey everybody, welcome to the most boring unboxing on the planet earth
• Oh, that's a pretty game. That's a very interesting looking game. I hope it's good. I like how it looks.
• Well, that is once again another most boring unboxing on the planet Earth.

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