Atiwa Solo Playthrough and Review | Bits & Biology

Welcome to Bits & Biology, a channel about board games from the perspective of a biologist gamer. In this video I play a solo game of Atiwa, a worker placement game by Uwe Rosenberg, followed by a review of the game. Timestamps can be found below in case you want to skip around.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
1:03 Setup
2:29 Game start
6:07 Maintenance phase
12:45 Round 2
18:25 Maintenance phase
21:21 Round 3
25:53 Maintenance phase
28:54 Round 4
32:36 Maintenance phase
36:35 Round 5
39:50 Maintenance phase
42:29 Round 6
50:26 Maintenance phase
52:50 Round 7
59:30 Maintenance phase
1:01:51 Scoring
1:04:07 Solo challenges highlight
1:04:54 Review of the game
Link to Atiwa on Board Game Geek: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3...
BGG post with alternative rules for solo game terrain card refresh: boardgamegeek.com/thread/3016...
BGG post with alternative rules for pollution placement: boardgamegeek.com/thread/2951...
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[@bookaddict777]

I really need to get this one to the table! Thanks for the playthrough, Liz.

[@bitsandbiology]

Thanks for watching!

[@BoardGamingwithKonakat]

Great playthrough!

[@bitsandbiology]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@johngoodwin9606]

I've become very picky given limited space, but I'll keep this game in mind. I do like the theme, although colors are muted like you noted. Your review that was based on many plays at various player counts is very useful. Thanks.

[@bitsandbiology]

I'm glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching!