Millennium Blades—one of the most unique games we own
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Transcript
This game, you got to have a group that's that's wanting this kind of game. You know, it's basically are you going to enjoy in real time acquiring cards like a collectible card game, like a trading card game, reading through them on the fly and trying to find combos in a way that basically you could build the deck together. That that like deck building strategy. And doing that, you know, that's like there's like a timer for 20 minutes that everybody's just like looking at cards and all of games on our list could definitely be some people's least favorite game of all time. Yeah, this could be a nightmare for a lot of people. But we have a history with kind of trading card games that I remember a key memory of our childhood was Yu-Gi-Oh!
cards and kind of the all of that and over the years like, you know, some of the Fantasy Flight Living Card games and things is just we've always liked that style of game and like deck building is a very interesting thing to get to kind of figure out how you put things together. So, to get to do that in a game session, it just there's nothing even close to like this game. Like I don't even know what I would say is like the next closest experience. Like I really don't know.
And so, if you like it, which I do, I mean it just like it holds a spot so firmly in my collection and and it's the type of game that I need to kind of plan and be like, okay, I need to get money and play this play it. Let's get
Well, and a game that honestly probably never leave the collection because what it's not there's never going to be a oh, well, this is the Millennium Blades killer. It's like, no, that's
that's no one else is going to make this. It's one of those games that like level it feels like Level 99 games is like the only publisher that could have made this game. Like just because of their kind of design philosophy and stuff.