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Thanks for making the trip; I hope the video was worth your time.

Thank you, and I hope you have fun with the game even if it is rather short and simple!

Any chance a game gives me to reference Mega Man, I'll probably take it!

Yeah, those who are will probably enjoy it more.

I have to admit, I've not actually tried any of those- though I've wanted to give One Deck Dungeon a try for a while now.

@@AdamTheFanatic that's normal for content creators. You're producing content, actual interest only would slow things down 🙂

@@kosterix123 It is literally impossible for someone to play every game out there; let alone play them with enough focus to do a proper video on them. I have to pick and choose where to focus my efforts, I can only play so many games.

@@AdamTheFanatic that's true for everyone.

@@kosterix123 Exactly.

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it!

@@AdamTheFanatic It was very useful for me Since I didn't want to see Each Review But Instead have a Big Picture.... Also I am Learning English . Greetings from PERU amigo

Agreed; while it's hardly a story-driven game, they did an excellent job of matching the mechanics to their theme.

You could get through I Wanna Be the Guy with that many lives!

Her mom probably let her watch The Godfather again.

Tabletop Simulator does, but I don't think Tabletopia can.

I'd honestly forgotten about this, but I did check it when I first got the game; but yes, it seems to be a mistake with the rulebook.

=P

Thank you, I consider comments like this to be the highest form of compliment I can receive; helping someone find the game that fits them best- even when that choice isn't the one that's best for me- that's what I strive for as a reviewer.

I understand if dice manipulation isn't your cup of tea, but I do think you're underestimating how much control you have over the game; it might not as much control as something like Roll for the Galaxy, but it does give you a bit more control than something like Cubitos or Quarriors, and even those have a lot more to them than "chuck the dice and hope you get what you want".

@@AdamTheFanatic I forgot the points of the free reroll and discarding cards to reroll twice per turn, and choosing what dice gets reroll. I don't know if any rules changed on it recently (I might have remember that when you reroll, all dice must be reroll now), but if its still try, maybe I should give the TTS a try one day then. Thanks for the note.

Huh; I've played a lot of tabletop games and I've honestly never thought about whether or not they have borders. Just checked some of my favorites and about half of them seem to.

@@AdamTheFanatic Each to his / her own.

You can't really change it is the problem, how could you play with two different card styles if you want to mix expansions?

@@nandoPluister You could change the fronts as long as the backs are consistent. Some TCGs even have "full art" cards as rare pulls, and these are sometimes borderless.

I have the base game on Steam, but I've yet to have the time to give it a try. Definitely on my to-do list though!

It definitely was ahead of its time in a lot of ways.

I did this to focus attention on the parts of the UI pertaining to the resources I was talking about at the respective times.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

What do you play on? I might be able to make suggestions.

@@AdamTheFanatic I play on PC! I would love some suggestions, thank you.

@@pancakes4193 If you're specifically looking for something where you play as a kaiju, Octogeddon is pretty fun; it's an action Roguelite made by the same lead designer behind Insaniquarium and Plants Versus Zombies, and it definitely carries the same kind of humor as both of those games. If you're more looking for the concept of being able to crush armies effortlessly, most of the Warriors/Musou games would work well; there's a fair number of games in the series on Steam these days, but Dynasty Warriors 7: Definitive Edition- not a sequel, each game in the DW series tells the same story in a different way- or Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate Definitive Edition would be a great choice; this one IS a sequel, but honestly the story is not a selling point of the Orochi series, instead they involve time shenanigans so that they can involve characters from Dynasty Warriors, Samurai Warriors, and occasionally other series too. Both of these titles include almost all of their DLC, minus so costumes that involved limited time licensing deals they no longer have access to.

@@AdamTheFanatic I saw Octogeddon before but it didn't quite hit right in terms of "power fantasy" since the opponents weren't exactly armies/people, but I'm amazed it was made by the same people as Insaniquarium and PvZ! I'm quite new to the Musou genre as well, but I definitely have Warriors Orochi 3 on my wishlist now. Do you perhaps have any further recommendations? My definition of power fantasy is pretty broad- pretty much anything that allows me to wreak havoc on entire swathes of enemies is great.

@@pancakes4193 RTS games with super weapons can certainly feel like that once you get them going- such as Command and Conquer (specifically Red Alert 2, Red Alert 3, Generals, and Tiberium Wars) has a similar feeling for me, but that might not be quite the same for you. For super weapons specifically, Tiberium Wars is probably the best pick, as each faction not only has a super weapon, but the expansion (Kane's Wrath) also adds a super unit to each of them which does a pretty good job of levelling lesser armies. On the subject of RTS games with super units, Warlords: Battlecry III is an interesting one; it's a hybrid of RTS and looter RPG. If you build your hero as a melee bulwark, it's possible to get them to the point where they can solo entire armies with minimal focus on your own base, though it does take work to get them to that point. Undefeated is a free game on Steam, and while it's fairly light on content, it's been described as "what Superman 64 should have been", and I feel that's a pretty fair assessment; they're apparently making a sequel that's supposed to be a full game, though the ETA for that isn't until 2026. Still, the first one should be worth checking out at least.

Which one?

Thank you for the correction, I'll go ahead and pin this so others can see this!

That seems to be more or less the average opinion on it. When you say "start this myself", do you mean playing X5 specifically or are you planning to go through the series and review it as well?

@@AdamTheFanatic I’m currently running for hunter medals, just got to X5, no reviews haha.

@@Simonpup12-vi5tp Ah, I got all the ones for X5, but I kind of doubt I'll be doing it for the rest of the collection. I REALLY don't want to dedicate that much time to X7...

@@AdamTheFanatic I actually don’t hate X8…..or X8 Guilty pleasures with those 2 X7 NG plus is a blast 💥

@@Simonpup12-vi5tp X8 I don't mind, but X6 and X7 I'm dreading revisiting. But Battle Network 1 will be before X6.

Yeah, there's certainly nothing inherently wrong with more of the same, but I really like some of the new mechanics they introduced along the way.

RIP Blockbuster and many more. ;-;

I need to get back to watching the Netflix version; last we watched (watching with my sister), we had just finished the Omashu arc.

A true classic.

I haven't played Aang's Destiny yet, but I do know it's based off of Harry Potter: Hogwarts Batttle; I did a review of Toy Story: Obstacles and Adventures which is built upon the same system. Mind you, this is based purely off my experience with the Toy Story game, but assuming it lines up closely with it (I'm sure there's SOME differences between the three- I know Obstacles and Adventures uses some features that were part of an expansion for Hogwarts Battle), then it's a fun system, but thematically doesn't align as well with the source material.

Thanks! If you're looking for deckbuilders in particular, I recommend starting with the videos on Dominion and/or Star Realms. On the other hand, if you're looking for more anime-themed games, then AEGIS and Millennium Blades are great choices!

@@AdamTheFanatic As many times as you have referenced Dominion, I'm definitely going to give that a look. It's been a while since I've been into CG and TT and your channel is full of fun stuff I've never had a chance to try before!

Thanks; unfortunately I've not tried Root yet, but who knows what the future may bring?

Already did; it was last week's video! ruclips.net/video/Vme8s6NxoDo/видео.html

It certainly looks interesting, though I can't really say anything more until I've had a chance to play it.

I've actually named it more than once when people ask what games deserve remakes!

I've not tried either of those, but looking up Sobek it reminds me a little of Jaipur? Which 7 Wonders expansion do you have, Pantheon or Agora? I've played with the former a bit, but haven't had the chance to pick up either- I really should get around to that.

Yeah, Nintendo has been a lot stricter about fangames the past several years, and it's honestly sad to see. There's some truly great fan creations out there.

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about; what vault, and what weekly auction? I do sometimes list stuff on eBay, but none of my recent items have been card games. Are you confusing me with someone else that has "Fanatic" in their name?

It tends to publish new sets slower than most other card games, but it's still chugging along!

Thank you, I always try to match them as best I can. Sometimes I have to be kind of fuzzy with it, but times like this are a lot easier. Thank you for making this very unique title and giving me the opportunity to review it, it's been a blast!

Catcus doesn't have the advertising budget of the big names, but they have a loyal fanbase that's kept the game going!

Nah, the only phone-exclusive game I've reviewed thus far has been Super Mario Run (though I have reviewed some that are on phones, and some that are on portable consoles).

Glad I could help! That does remind me, I should really move my preview video to unlisted.

Yes ma'am, I put it in the locker and stored the bullets in a separate location.

@@AdamTheFanatic I have trained you well young Jedi.

@@glendabutler3348 ...You can't make that joke about a blaster!

Thank you for the opportunity! And you say that, but there were honestly a few parts where I made mistakes, some bigger than others. I corrected what I could with text in the video, but honestly I felt like I made more here than usual.

@@AdamTheFanatic Both things can be true! Seriously, you made playing the game sound exactly as easy as it is. And I have struggled with that to this day.

Thank you; I always try to find something that matches the theme to some degree, though sometimes I stretch it. In this case, my thought process was "Who has dominion over all?".

I recently did a comparison of Sushi Go to Sushi Roll, I enjoy both of them quite a bit. Bohananza on the other hand, not my cup of tea.

Hard disagree on that front; it varies depending on which tiles everyone gets, but there's definitely games where developments or trading win out instead.

@@AdamTheFanatic it seems to me like it's the kind of game where the one who can end it first win by playing their 12 tiles. there doesn't seem to be much strategy to it. maybe i should try Race for the Galaxy...

@@moontan91 I never actually played the original, so I can't comment on how it compares to Roll. But while a rush strategy will sometimes win, it's far from a sure thing.

@@AdamTheFanatic i think the game is way too short. Victory points seem to hardly matter at all. the game is over before they even matter...

Yeah, I was REALLY sore about how they handled the whole Legends 3 debacle. Most of my thoughts would just be repeating what you said about it, but the part about the community not being involved still stings to this day.

@@AdamTheFanatic Yea, that rogue claim from CapcomEU's twitter account was uncalled for. Since then, I try to avoid giving capcom my money, only exceptions being I have bought most of the Megaman Collections, because I vote with my wallet and the only way to really tell capcom that there is continued interest in Megaman is to spend money on Megaman. And I also buy the Monster Hunter games because theres no other company making a game that quite scratches that itch.

Yeah, it was a major disappointment. I do hope they fix the bugs over time, because it could be a solid 7 or 8 if they worked out the kinks.