Hunt for Blackbeard - 2p Teaching & Play-through by Heavy Cardboard

*This is sponsored by Fort Circle Games*
Are you interested in learning how to play Hunt for Blackbeard, the first game in a new game system designed by Volko Ruhnke & published by Fort Circle Games? Here is your chance! Edward, from Heavy Cardboard, teaches you how to play in this video.
Later, he is joined by Kyle for a full-game play-through. Let us know what you think in the comments below, and don't forget to like and subscribe!
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[@viktorkm]

This mechanic of replacing bloocks to make a doubble hidden information game for both players without having to use a game master is damn pure brilliant! Bravo Volko, I applaud for what you did here!
I hope it spawns a whole new line of games with this mechanic! In fact my head just start spinning for different game ideas for this!
Edit* And the double layered game board to make sure they slot perfectly in place to make sure no one can see if a blocks have been moved slightly is also brilliant.
Bravo!

[@Heavycardboard]

Agreed. Volko already has two other games in the system with GMT. Highly recommend checking them out, Coast Watchers (WWII Rabul), and a WWI Verdun one.

[@kristijan1985]

@@Heavycardboard what is the title of the Verdun game?

[@volkoruhnke26]

​@@kristijan1985 hi! Provisionally, the third game is called "Drachen: Reconnaissance at Verdun, 1916"

[@kristijan1985]

@@volkoruhnke26 thanks, Volko. So this one does not have a BBG entry (and a publisher
?) yet

[@volkoruhnke26]

@@kristijan1985 That's right. It is still in design. But it would be highly suited as Volume Ii after Coast Watchers in a proposed "Recon Series".

[@jumpmaster82nd.]

Yikes!...I preordered Coast Watchers because of the solitaire development and I dont have a regular gaming mate.(nobody likes me😅) After seeing this I understand why solitaire mode cant be developed for it. It looks like a brilliant game! Almost irresistible. Going to have to order and wait for a playing partner. Cant wait to see the wwi edition some day!

[@bergstro]

This looks way better than I thought it would be.

[@Heavycardboard]

It was really quite clever!

[@ilqrd.6608]

Volko is such an innovator. What a design

[@JM16714]

Looks great

[@ocrow8079]

Looking forward to getting this game....looks great!

[@Magentawolf]

So, the first Informant gives up to four tiles to search, and says "Any Towns, and 1 Anchorage", is that right? The Navy searched two towns and two anchorages.

[@joshdavis3743]

I noticed that. I think he got an unfair advantage since he has twice the chance to find the hideout.

[@Heavycardboard]

And yet, still lost! Sheesh. Even when I make mistakes in my favor I fail!

[@boardnbox5163]

First 🎉😂

[@bmrigs]

And last.