Looks like a good one! The chaining of things together yet having the majority of the mental math be done without hindering the next player from taking a turn is a big plus!!
@@theperfectboardgameYeah definitely the combo's, also the theme does it for me a lot more than cascadia, like you though I would definitely appreciate some text on the tiles maybe with the species of coral and fish, seems like an odd omittance for a nature game. How did your girls find it? Did they find the chaining easy to grasp? Would they miss things? Was the set up a little annoying? Removing certain titles for different set ups or player counts? Is the game different enough each time? I always find Azul and Cascadia a little too repetitive. Could there be more objective cards in the game? Do you feel it provides enough in the box or does it feel like it's missing some meat if that makes sense?
Looks like a good one! The chaining of things together yet having the majority of the mental math be done without hindering the next player from taking a turn is a big plus!!
Thank you for the review. I do find it useful.
Great review! Thank you for this video!
Hey, thanks!
Instaback for me, looks like it could replace Cascadia for us.
What won you over? The cascading scoring?
@@theperfectboardgameYeah definitely the combo's, also the theme does it for me a lot more than cascadia, like you though I would definitely appreciate some text on the tiles maybe with the species of coral and fish, seems like an odd omittance for a nature game.
How did your girls find it? Did they find the chaining easy to grasp? Would they miss things?
Was the set up a little annoying? Removing certain titles for different set ups or player counts?
Is the game different enough each time? I always find Azul and Cascadia a little too repetitive.
Could there be more objective cards in the game? Do you feel it provides enough in the box or does it feel like it's missing some meat if that makes sense?