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Take a shot for every time he says the word cheese!

My cousins and i had a rule where if someone landed on a property and the owner didnt notice before their next turn tbey didn't have to pay since they were "squatting". This rule makes you pay more attention to the board.

Very very helpful video, thanks

Thank you for this! We were playing one room at a time so we played wrong 😅

Thanks for the effort. I now have every idea of how to play this game. Definitely seems like it rewards you for committing to one or two of the four regions to make a big combo, while using bronze cheese areas to noncommittally screw with the other player’s combos and using the down time between your one or two combo regions to do the bonus actions.

Great explanation! Thanks so much for this. My husband and I just got this game and I can’t wait to play it!

Thanks for the effort, but I have no idea how to play this game after watching this

Here are the house rules my house uses. $2 extra at start per player for tradition. 7 $1 Bills instead of 5. No auctions. You are not obligated to buy an unopened property when you land on it, but if you choose not it, it simply remains unsold. Small cash reward for Free Parking. Usually $50 (On occasion) no purchasing property until everyone has made it around the board. (usually)youngest player goes first, then counter clockwise. Otherwise, the standard rule.

Congratulations. You've ruined the game by removing all of the fun mechanics.

ours arrived beyond damaged the middle square piece wont sit in the middle cause its so warped , mat was squashed on both corners and pieces were hard chipped.

I do not mean to be rude, but this really is not a "how to play." Watching this does not allow me to immediately go play, but instead tells me "go read the rules." This is an "overarching explanation" of the game at best, but even in that form, it is kind of a failure. You made this game with all of this theme and artwork and barely mention it. Everything is just "a cheese" and you have different colors. There are plates that are different colors and they get different points. What types of cheeses are there? Why do they take longer to age? How come they score more? Why do certain plates score more?

I was bummed I missed the previous KS, and when this one came out I jumped! I'm so excited and can't wait to get my big box! All the best!

This is awesome! I was having a hard time understanding the rules only reading the guidebook, so this was super helpful.

Lovely. I can't wait to receive it!

WOW... well thought out design. Very excited to get it and put on my shelf.

Bog boxes are becoming an unnecessary cash grab nowadays. However I have backed some of them and regretted them deeply while wanting to hold all the components in a single box. This has to be the most beautifully crafted box I've seen till date. Excellent detail to everything. Great touch with the foam ramp and the cues on the side on the section boxes. Really appreciate the space for the playmat and the consolidated playbook. Super psyched to get my hands on my copy. Can't wait. Really appreciate the attention to detail for this campaign! I do hope the final production quality will be upto expectations.

This looks really good. Definitely going to help with setup and play.

Excellent...the foam insert..thinking future expansion material spacer for the time being. Excellent product and looking forward to getting it soon.

Put that purple ribbon back with the rest. Stressing me out 😂

Beautifully done! Can't wait to set up and play 😍

Looks great I'm excited to get it in the studio!

That is even better than I was expecting!

Box looks great! I really appreciate the rulebook also!

Man, it looks so awesome! Can't wait to get my hands on it! Canvas is seriously one of my all-time favourite games.

You really didnt have to go this hard. I wanna marry this box.

looks great

The deck box with foam ramp is brilliant.

Here's how we play. Dice rolls determine start order, clockwise from the highest roll. Then, each player rolls a single die. Starting locations based on die roll. 1 & 5, visiting jail 2 & 6 free parking 3 on the go to jail spot, does not go to jail 4, Go Go around the board from your start location before buying property but fines, card slots, and jail spaces are not active until you've gone around once. This changes the starting property available to each player. Utilities are paid when passing Go to the utility holders or the bank. $5 per property owned, $10 if the property is part of a monopoly. You can buy a single house on any property you own. You can buy more once you have a monopoly for that group. If a player lands on an unowned property but doesn't want it, the player pays its rent value to the bank. No auctions Combine chance and community chest cards into community chance. Railroads act as normal but are functional. Players have the option to travel to railroad directly adjacent; they do not pass go and must pay for the fee at both the departing and arriving station. These games last about 1.5 hours because you are constantly losing money.

Too much cyan in the "gold" ribbon in the bottom-right corner (0:19)....

I love house rules. Throwing one of my own in here with a little backstory in case anyone is in a similar position and finds it interesting: I have multiple copies of deserts, which is useful for scenarios like 'Through the Desert' (found in the Seafarers expansion), but I have so many copies of deserts, due to various expansions, that they exceed what's needed as a prerequisite for playing those sorts of scenarios. So, with my surplus, I came up with a house rule idea: I used white primer to wash out the entirety of those extra deserts, to make 'snow' hexes with no detail other than a giant white monocolor. Snow is meant to be a more forgiving version of the desert which I feel is thematically rather neat. The idea is that since the Robber originates from the desert, the cold isn't a preferable place for them--a snowy hex is still something that is going to be devoid of resources similarly to a desert, since all it offers is... well... snow, lol. But it's cold (which the robber doesn't like!), so... ...the rules are that a snow hex is just like a desert BUT *any resource hexes which are adjacent to a snow hex are treated as being 'cold'*, and these 'cold' hexes have partial immunity from the robber. To elaborate: A player can still place the robber on a 'cold' hex and steal a resource from someone on that hex, as well as block the production from the hex just like the robber always normally does. But the difference is that once the affected hex 'fails' to produce a resource due to the robber being on it, right after this blockage occurs, the robber will immediately move back to the desert without the need of another 7 being rolled or any cards/knights being played. Basically, the robber only gets to block production from a cold hex once, before having to go back to the desert and having to be placed on a cold hex again in order to keep blocking it.

Thank you, loud and clear

Hey!!! Roy Stephens here (one of the designers of the variant). Thanks so much for trying it out and making this awesome video about it. We have heard the issues about the mall zombies being brutal, which was our goal. This was intended to be a very hard scenario, but we found it was winnable too often by the heroes if the zombies were any slower. However; games are meant to be fun and Flying Frog made a great game with Last Night on Earth. Any way you want to play it that is fun, is all that matters. I hope you keep enjoying it. Thanks again for trying it out and making this video!

I was thinking about taking loans from bank with high amount of interest. How does that sound? Also u have to pay 50 to perform jail break. Instead you can pay 200 to do this. Rules like this might make the game end faster

O.M.G. Just it

I got one: _Speeding fines on 3rd double_ With this house rule, the player rolling a 3rd double can have 2 options: [1] Go to Jail and wait next turn, or [2] Pay a speeding fine of 10 times what the player rolled and move like normal. But the player will still have to wait next turn and the speeding fine has to be paid before even moving (that includes passing GO). Example: roll a third double six from B&O to get a 12 and pay a speeding fine, you would pay $120 and then proceed to Park Place. You can still buy or auction that property like normal.

4:22 how much of a score are those ribbons? Are those 2 for each?

Thanks....you really helped me understand the game....I had a stroke and my brain has a hard time comprehending stuff

I cannot wait for this!!

Very excited to see this today! Amazing looking components, but for me I still love the landscape of cheese cover best.

Hot dang this game can’t get out the door fast enough. Looks fantastic, y’all 👍

Thanks for showing it off! It looks gorgeous and so well thought out. I can't wait to get my copy :)

No tasty aged Edam or Gouda included in the limited edition? :) The game/components looks great!

I can't wait to see this in my library.

Those board inserts for variable setup are FIRE!🔥 Love seeing all of the bling in this box. This game was already going to be so incredible, but all of the little extras that you guys added really make it pop. Can’t wait to get this to the table!!!

Ooo exciting!

I have one question about the villes. How do you determine which kind of customer token gets placed where during setup? I see that they score differently with different player counts but I don't get how you choose which ones get placed where in the first place.

This game is so beautiful, thank you so much! It has been so fun to play on BGA, I can't wait to get my copy and teach it to others :)

The changes from early versions look good, particularly playing an extra cheese without needing a free worker and not needing to complete recipes in specific wedges

Ben Rosset + R2i = Must Have! Can’t wait to play this one!!

Hey! Nice to see this! Can't wait to get my pledge.