PICTURE PERFECT Full Playthrough and How to Play | Play the Game Episode 15

We played Picture Perfect from Arcane Wonders, and Alison may have had some traumatizing flashbacks to her family photography days. In Picture Perfect your goal is to arrange everyone exactly as they want to be arranged for the family picture - except that's usually impossible! Witness the drama as Alison, Daniel, and Devon from ‪@DevonTalksTabletop‬ do their best to get a great family photo in this hilarious play through.
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00:00 Intro
01:17 How to Play
05:20 Round 1
08:22 Round 2
14:14 Round 3
17:01 Round 4
19:06 Round 5
23:29 Round 6
25:54 Round 7
28:32 Photo Time
29:45 Scoring Time
35:22 Concluding Thoughts
37:06 Thanks for Watching
In Picture Perfect, players take on the role of a family photographer whose job is to get a great family photo while meeting the often clashing requests of each family member. Picture Perfect is played over a series of rounds where players will reveal hidden information for different family members. At the beginning of a game of Picture Perfect, 3 position cards are randomly placed in each family member's envelope - 14 envelopes total. During the game, players will be looking at the position cards and doing their best to get everyone right where they want to be, which us usually impossible. At the end of the game, players will score based on how many of each family member's requests they were able to meet.
From the Publisher:
How do you take the perfect picture of a group of people if you only have one try? Each character has different wishes. Some want to be at the front of the picture; some want to stand next to another; and some really don't want to be next to that one particular person by any means. Do your best to make everyone happy - even if you don't actually know all the characters' preferences…
In Picture Perfect, first released as Der Perfekte Moment, you need to arrange fourteen characters to take the perfect photograph. Each of them has three specific desires that you want to fulfill. Unfortunately, these desires are hidden in envelopes.
During the game, the players try to take a look inside these envelopes to figure out how to place the characters correctly. To do so, they trade their information with others - or maybe try to hide it...
Whoever earns the most points at the end of the game has fulfilled the most desires and becomes the master photographer.
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[@jameskirk4692]

Thank you all for this playthrough! It was interesting and entertaining. I loved it!

[@zmollon]

Always excited for more play throughs. When I first started watching I confused myself so badly because I thought it was a play through of the game "Rear Window". Looks like I'm tired!
That scoring was a roller coaster of emotion.

[@marcodissa]

I saw online a good deal at half price (that has always intrigued me) and I remembered that you had just uploaded a gameplay.
It looks like an interesting game, even better if with the right company. I like the combination of memory and placing the figures to meet their demands, and some auction/exchange cards have an interesting twist.
The video was not only fun to watch, but great prodcution too. The camera work is simply amazing! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@PlaytheGameHQ]

Thanks so much! We're working hard to make these the best playthroughs out there, so comments like this are really encouraging. And I hope you enjoy the game - they have some cool expansions out/coming out as well!

[@lajeit]

Please don't take this as anything but constructive criticism... there's literally too much chit chat. It takes away from the game. And it's a pity because the quality of the video and editing is absolutely amazing. It's like you guys are trying too hard to be funny/casual/friendly. Just waaaaay too much talking even when unnecessary.

[@bobbarker3007]

100% agree. I stopped paying attention when you were bantering.

[@jameskirk4692]

I disagree. Board games are social and the point is to have fun.
They were joking and enjoying themselves all the time, as I think they should have and are supposed to.
I wish I could be having so much fun playing board games with peple I love.