Dream Home: 156 Sunny Street Review - with Zee Garcia

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @slavenkarakas
    @slavenkarakas 6 лет назад +4

    I totally agree, specially on the concept of an expansion which in essence should already be in the base game. Lately I have been seeing this in a lot of games where companies sell games that are simple yet lacking some additional content that is in fact already prepared for an expansion; as in Dream Home, same could be said for Mystic Vale, etc.

  • @RouteToImmortality
    @RouteToImmortality 6 лет назад +8

    "Equal to the number of players plus two. And so if i play with three players, i will reveal six.."
    :D

  • @Cleansweep38
    @Cleansweep38 4 года назад

    Thank you for your time, reviewing this game!

  • @shaneannigans
    @shaneannigans 6 лет назад +1

    Soloists: He mentions Solo mode at 11:02

  • @lance5472
    @lance5472 3 года назад

    You completely missed the only point to be made, because it doesn’t matter whether it adds a little or a lot to the original. What matters is the price…is there value? If it only adds a little content then it should be priced accordingly. As long as it’s priced appropriately, then it’s worth it if you like the original

  • @Calistake047
    @Calistake047 5 лет назад +2

    Zee is 100% right: these additions are so minor they should've just been in the base game. Really, 2 player boards and a bunch of objectives? No reason why these couldn't have come out at the same time as the base game. This screams rip-off from a mile away. A 30 buck rip-off, but still.

  • @pdh7722
    @pdh7722 5 лет назад +1

    3+2=6......????!!!

    • @Cleansweep38
      @Cleansweep38 4 года назад +1

      Must be the “New Math” they are teaching these days! LOL

    • @anpham89
      @anpham89 4 года назад

      Quick maths