I don't know if this is possible, but when you are doing kickstarter games, I'd love to know your opinions on backing a game. Is this a game you'd back? Is it a game that you think will be coming to retail, and if so are the exclusives really worth waiting a year or more for the game. Perhaps having a segment each week where you discuss the games you'd consider backing that are ending in the next 7 days. That way you avoid negatively reviewing games, but we still get your opinion on games you think are worth backing.
@@1990Jwood I would love to do that, but ethically, the expectation is that sponsored previews do not have opinions in them, positive or negative. It’s a hard line to walk, but previews are supposed to be neutral. I will tell you that paid or not, we don’t preview games that we don’t like, and we’ve turned down sponsorships for games that weren’t a good fit for us. We do like to go back and do actual reviews for previewed games that were love so that we can share those opinions in a separate video and intended to do that for Lairs but alison got sick and we weren’t able to get that shot. I love this game, I think it’s a gem and a wonderful 2 player game that is absolutely worth backing. I do like the idea of that separate segment but honestly we don’t keep a close eye on the crowdfunding projects that we aren’t doing coverage on. It’s just not something we have capacity to stay educated on right now. But as a rule, if we’re doing sponsored coverage on a game, it’s at least a game that we like and enjoyed playing.
Shooting this entire game took an hour and 25 minutes, but that was including changing media in cameras, a few rules checks, and multiple takes of the teaching section. In my experience and average game is going to take 45 minutes to an hour including the time that players spend creating their dungeons. Obviously the length will be heavily dependent on how long people take to decide how they want to move. If you know what you're going to do it's going to move along pretty quick, but if you have players who take a long time to make decisions, it's going to take longer.
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You folks did a great job both explaining how the game works without front loading info and featuring the gameplay. Thanks and subbed
Thank you two! You are amazing!
Peer who peers? Real adventurers run into danger!
24:16 The Magic School Bus, of course!
YAAAAAAS! Thank you! - Alison
I don't know if this is possible, but when you are doing kickstarter games, I'd love to know your opinions on backing a game. Is this a game you'd back? Is it a game that you think will be coming to retail, and if so are the exclusives really worth waiting a year or more for the game. Perhaps having a segment each week where you discuss the games you'd consider backing that are ending in the next 7 days. That way you avoid negatively reviewing games, but we still get your opinion on games you think are worth backing.
@@1990Jwood I would love to do that, but ethically, the expectation is that sponsored previews do not have opinions in them, positive or negative. It’s a hard line to walk, but previews are supposed to be neutral. I will tell you that paid or not, we don’t preview games that we don’t like, and we’ve turned down sponsorships for games that weren’t a good fit for us. We do like to go back and do actual reviews for previewed games that were love so that we can share those opinions in a separate video and intended to do that for Lairs but alison got sick and we weren’t able to get that shot. I love this game, I think it’s a gem and a wonderful 2 player game that is absolutely worth backing.
I do like the idea of that separate segment but honestly we don’t keep a close eye on the crowdfunding projects that we aren’t doing coverage on. It’s just not something we have capacity to stay educated on right now. But as a rule, if we’re doing sponsored coverage on a game, it’s at least a game that we like and enjoyed playing.
How long did the game take you? It looks like a long game for what you get.
Shooting this entire game took an hour and 25 minutes, but that was including changing media in cameras, a few rules checks, and multiple takes of the teaching section. In my experience and average game is going to take 45 minutes to an hour including the time that players spend creating their dungeons. Obviously the length will be heavily dependent on how long people take to decide how they want to move. If you know what you're going to do it's going to move along pretty quick, but if you have players who take a long time to make decisions, it's going to take longer.