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This shouldn't happen in a game. How many players, what happened that caused the deck to run out?

@@geniusgames5802 At the end of the turn, we discard the 2 cards from each hand and the center cards, as it should be in each round, and in the third round we run out of cards, 3 players play, we play the 2nd edition

After each round, you re-shuffle *most* of the cards back into the deck before you pass out decks for each person for the new round (*not the radioactive*)...

Each player is neutralizing only the cards in front of them. So if there is a card in front of you, you can neutralize it. If it's in front of another player, it's that players cards. Or maybe I am missing the question?

Great question! If you're playing the Hero Mode (the advanced version) the Event Deck is added to the game. Some of the event cards will populate new minions onto those red spaces. This means players have an additional consideration with knocking out minions. If they knock our minions on those red spaces, then there is the risk of additional minions coming back out on those spaces.

Sometimes I feel like this game hates me. It doesn't feel good to be hated.

You can convert ANY number you want on the Free Ribosome when you go there. It does not have to be all you have. You are correct that in the ER you will want to convert exactly as many black cubes into red cubes as are depicted on your card.

Thanks Matt, very happy to read your comment :-)

Oh goodness... I am such a goof! Yes, you're right. That's what I get for trying to do too many things in one day :-)

@@geniusgames5802 that's ok! Just making sure that was correct! Thank you for the reply

I am the designer and I have never designed a solo game before. The game was designed for 2 to 4 players so it can't be played solo by the current rules. You are welcome to make some solo rules if you wish and post them.

@@geniusgames5802 I know its a 2-4 player game but being the designer, you should know best if it's possible to play it solo. Of course, anyone is welcome to cook up solo rules. I'm just asking what you think about it, as is? No ideas? No thoughts?

Sure, that could work. It would be interesting to try.

Can you clarify where you're referring to? I want to make sure we are answering the proper question :-)

@@geniusgames5802 at 5:27 "wait until next round to reveal the next bonus card". This *sounds* like you are assuming you've acquired *multiple* bonus cards and when you do acquire them, you put them into a STACK?

You can find the rulebook download on our Website. It's a link on the Virulence product game. www.geniusgames.org/products/virulence-an-infectious-card-game

@@geniusgames5802 Can you comment on whether the game would work if playing SOLO vs 2 dummy players? If it's a no, then no need to download/read the rules (yes I'm an avid SOLO gamer :)

Also curious, would Subatomic be playable SOLO? Just play as usual and score your points when game end-trigger occurs? I've asked these questions on BGG but nobody has responded.

@@supercommando440 I think any of our games you could make a solo variant for. Subatomic is definitely one of those as well!

@@geniusgames5802 Ummm thanks but that's not what I'm asking. I'm asking, would it work, as-is, with minimal "making" up stuff, for example; Virulence (you vs 2 dummy decks)? Yes|No? Would it require additional rule-making? Subatomic; does anything need to be made up? Just play solo until you've trigger the end-game? Yes|No? Would this require additional rule-making? There's a lot of game out there that could be made solo. Sounds like these games could fall into this category but I'm just trying to get a sense of whether they would work as-is, as I described above. Some games have a "take-that" aspect or "secret" info that would make it difficult or impossible to create a solo mode for without making dramatic changes. I stay away from those.

Each of the power plant cards (Nuclear, Gas, Coal, Wind, Solar and Hydroelectric) all have facts on th bottom that explains some tradeoffs of these types of energy production. But an additional insert is a great idea!

@@geniusgames5802 That is what is best about our community. We get odd looks sometimes, but given the chance to learn new things, we step up. That is why I love Tesla vs Edison, Freedom the Underground Railroad and Cytosis!!

MSRP on is $14.99. You can find a link to purchase in the descrption of the video.

Yes, Mas Que Oca in Spain is doing a Spanish version of Cellulose.

Yes, those get disccarded once used

Thanks for the kind words :-) I can't agree more

Here's an update on the KS page about the solo mode -www.kickstarter.com/projects/geniusgames/cellulose-a-plant-cell-biology-game/posts/3178637

Genius Games awesome thanks! I was interested in backing the deluxe set (I am visually impaired so having more wooden and metal tactile pieces sounded good) but unfortunately I think I waited too long last night and I think I missed the deadline! I was able to see the backer levels but could not find any buttons to purchase any

@@liammccoy7502 We'll have the pre-order link up soon on the Kickstarter page so you can still get the copy after the campaign. We are putting that pre-order system together right now.

Genius Games oh great thanks so much! definitely shopping around the site looking at the other chemistry games as well. there is a company called 64ounceGames that makes accessibility kits (braille labels) for board and card games, also a lot of people can adapt their own with home labeling materials

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Thanks Matthew, that means a lot to us :-)

Yes, we are going to offer the Cytosis bundle with the Kickstarer :-)

You need to come play this game with us!

Thanks for the comment Greg! Much appreciated :-)

@@geniusgames5802 I hope to meet you folks at the virtual UKGE!

When you play a guess token, both players get their molecule checked, so by spending one guess token you can confirm both molecules are built correctly, you could win the game in a minimum of three guess tokens.