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is this comparable to Last Dungeon Pocket?

I tried the steam demo to try this system out. I thought it would be a quick and dirty afterthought of an app to see if they could do it. But holy cow is it an excellent very professional app. I will probably buy the full app when released instead of the book. Thanks for bringing such interesting games to light!

Thank you for your sincere review. I really respect youtubers who do long detailed videos about a game and in the end says it was not one of they favorite games. Subscribed.

Wow, that is a LOT of work to create all of the art that works together, but a really cool idea. A very interesting experience of what different perspectives are like.

25:38 that card would have gone to A.I. because again the other card should have been in it’s pile.

22:44 you skip one card and forget to put it into the A.I.’s pile

This is very detailed. Thank you.

I would love to see some Root solo!

This must in all likelihood be the most crappy, flimsy implementation of a pnp ever. You didn't even bother to sleeve it. oh and I backed both seasons pnp level alright. But the mazes are soo hard.

Great video. This looks really cool, adding to my wishlist :)

I love this book. I wish there were more like it.

It really looks like you just color pages in the same color I can't see any game here

Hey Karl, thank you very much for the review! Really enjoyed hearing your thoughts :)

Great video and quality content. Just discovered the game and ordered my copy. Having read the rulebook I am wondering about one thing though... action of boosting your cards -I think you have to commit your boost cards BEFORE the dice roll, not after?

Great job on this video. Will be checking out more of your videos.

Happy to hear you're planning to get more boxes. The real Final Girl experience begins with the first post-Hans scenario. Here's what I can tell you about the other six I own. 1) The Haunting of Creech Manor. You can't kill a ghost. I'll say no more. Almost a different game altogether. 2) Carnage at the Carnival. The killer here is a puppet master type. Introduces you to minions. Recommended mostly if you like a haunted carnival setting. 3) Frightmare on Maple Lane. This is obviously Final Girl's take on Freddy Krueger. Iconic and well-implemented. 4) Into the Void. This and the following ones are from Series 2, which is generally a step up in complexity. This is the Alien homage, a great scenario, another one that plays very differently from regular Final Girl. It ranks among the favorite of many players. 5) Panic at Station 2891. This is The Thing, borrowing both from the 1982 movie (hence the station's name) and the 2011 reboot, which is the one that has a final girl. Very cool box. 6) Madness in the Dark. My favorite. Haunted asylum, multiple killers and a power-up mechanic through self-medication. What not to love?

Some notes on the playthrough. Boy, that setup and first event were tough. You made one crucial mistake to your disadvantage at 29:40, Hans shouldn't have attacked there because the bear trap caused his turn to end immediately. You also forgot to check for maximum hand size all throughout, but I don't think it was ever an issue. Dead victims should go in the DEAD space on the board. Not frequently relevant, but sometimes the number of victim is used (or just to double check or to keep score). General tips (even if you probably already figured it all out by now!). Don't exhaust all your free cards in one turn, only to remain completely without any of them the next turn. The free cards are your main fuel. Not sure if you forgot, but you can trade cards for time before the planning phase, and if you trade zero-cost cards for one time each, you'll create a net gain. Pace yourself in general. A good rule of thumb is to end your turn before going under 3 time, unless strictly necessary. Pass the turn before spending all your time and/or all your cards. This game is less about luck than it looks (of course it's still massively about luck, which fits the theme, but it has a lot of hidden mitigations).

Ah, Final Girl at last! It took you a while to get it on the table. :) (Unless you prepare two months of videos ahead of time?) Great presentation. Keep in mind that Hans is a very basic killer, he's essentially used to introduce the game rules. Any other box changes the status quo in some way, sometimes radically. And by the way, you should open those envelopes. :) I put my notes to the playthrough on a different comment, to help your algorithm. :)

Great overview and playthrough. I've heard so much about this game but haven't looked into it until now, so this was really helpful for me. I can see why people like it - like you said, it seems to match the theme really well. Feeling helpless sometimes totally makes sense, and there are ways to mitigate die rolls, and ways to still take the action but at a higher cost. Really interesting game, thanks!

Another awesome video..i ordered the game! Thanks for sharing, always enjoyable content..

its funny that we have the same name youre the first person to show up when i type purplemoose

Thank you for this playthrough, I was looking forward to it! I bought this game a while ago and can't wait to give it a try. However, I might treat it as a beat-my-own-score because I feel the end of AI game scoring is somewhat unfair (from all the solo playthroughs I've seen, not just yours).

Great video - as always! Big fan of this game, played it close to 10 times now and always finding the puzzle super-enjoyable!

Karl can always be counted on for a killer playthrough and rules explanation. Thanks, sir!

Those character stickers look really great. Where did you get those?

We just finished our first coop playthrough of this. Loved it! Great video Moose!

Nice video and review. I think you missed a rule. Instead of 2 coins, you can also purchase a card from shipyard by paying 1 coin and discarding 1 card from your hand into the shipyard.

@50:10 32 minus 9 is 13? Must be new math... lol. (New math makes the tough bosses easy.)

I played this one last December when I did my World of Ulos showcase wall last December. While the game play of this one is good, overall as a solo game I felt it fell a bit flat. I felt like you had to force conflict in a solo game and you could go through the game without the conflict and I felt the conflict was a big part of the enjoyment of the game. Ive never played Acquire or knew anything about it really. I actually enjoy the solo mode for Lockup better.

The excessively large box makes me think that it is the same box as the Deluxe Edition which has a lot more components including a play mat, pencils of all players, a custom storage tray, and more paper. It might also have more room cards from the unlocked KS goals.

Enjoyed the playthrough! Thanks Karl. It looks interesting for sure.

Looking forward to adventure tactics!

everyone has to be an ORIGAMI master in modern boardgaming

next is last dungeon dice or northern branch:firm with brownies?

Congrats on the news about joining S&P Games!

Wow! Looks like a great game, maybe this will outshine Sprawlopolis.. you get the spatial puzzle (with different scenarios) but with zombies! Great video.

I'm so glad I pre-ordered this one. Huge fan of the Walking Dead comics. I didn't know about the scenarios! The game just got more interesting. Thanks for the video!

You cant tap two allies in a row. And you dont have to play a trump card, you can discard it.

It's making me crazy that you're increasing your gold instead of decreasing your gold when you spend it 😂

Thanks for the playthrough. That has cleared a few things up for me. But I have one question: At one point you take out three heroes in different rooms with one card ( group melee attack). But don't the monsters all have to be in the same room?

Thanks again so much Purple Moose!! I did use your affiliate link and picked up 2 games from the Solo Hero series, Warp's Edge and Wreckland Run. Can't wait to try them!

In reference to your question at the end, who doesn't have games they keep, but should have gotten rid of long ago?

I gave a solid meh to the previous solo Mysticana game, but this one looks a lot better. Thank you for another excellent presentation! Love your channel

Thanks for showing the game! The voices for the baddies took me by surprise. Love it! I'm glad you enjoyed the puzzly nature of the game. Your playthrough had lots of fun moments and interesting problem solving. As I watched, I was coming up with my own solutions in my head, and it's interesting to see you come up with different solutions that are just as effective! People will find hidden depth, especially as they scale the difficulties and really need to optimize each move! In regard to the component quality, it isn't production quality. The final player boards will be very similar to those in Dice Throne. The battle book and cards will have sturdier stock as well. Also, the health tokens will be printed wooden heart-shaped tokens. And of course the deluxe edition will have some really cool stuff!

Just found you today, but with Martin G endorsing you, you must be doing a great job.

In the button shy discord, we talked about this design of component based games. (Deck of cards, Tarro cards, pyramid arcade, etc...) And how this could potentially be a way to have the most bang for your buck. Think about it, if you have a deck of cards that plays a certain amount of games then you add on more components to add even more complexity then it could be one of the best ways to make a ton in a small package. I'm glad that Dustin Dobson and Jamie Thul took that idea and make a sleck version in button shy form!

Great video! I never got to playtest the original Nine Perils game, but I was able to playtest the updated version expansion which is not part of the KS and will come later in the future. It adds a little more to the game to make for a more interesting game.

Seems very meh to me. Hopefully, the solo expansion you demo next week will be more exciting, but not sure I want to get a game when I know up front that it will only be interesting AFTER getting an expansion (plus future expansions). I am more curious to see if any other Button Shy games I am interested in are going to be offered in this KS. As always, thank you for the honest and thorough review. I really respect and appreciate what you do.

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congratulations ❤