I know they probably work together on the videos but I love the idea of them just sending each other request for shots without context. Like "hey quinns, can you send me a clip of you pretending to be a fish" or "now pretend I'm interviewing you and you don't believe in weather" I love it
@@shutupandsitdown I prefer to believe he asked Quinns and Tom to make a face like they're smoking a pipe and then actually used that footage to make them look like fish.
Bloody colonials with your competent politicians and sense of collective responsibility to each others' safety... Just don't come crying to us when you run out of... Erm... Just smeg off, OK?!?!
@@Last_March_of_the_Gents Your smugness is insulting sir. I’ll have you know that our great leader assures us he did everything possible to prevent 100000 unnecessary deaths and that we’re the world leaders in, well, everything. And I believe him. Rule Britannia!
That feeling of validation when you own and like a game and SU&SD reviews it and likes it! And you already own it, so you don't have to feel left out since you can't buy it anymore because it's sold out immediately.
Spent the whole first half of this video going mad thinking for sure you guys had already reviewed this before I remembered I'd seen it in a livestream. No wonder because I definitely would've remembered that salt joke!
The way Matt delivered that "Ughhhh, my fish are gonna die," at 09:22 had me rolling. That's the hardest I've laughed at something in a SU&SD video yet. Excellent review; I'm going to obtain a copy by the end of the day.
What a review! Vintage SU&SD with jokes hitting so fast you have to watch three times to catch them all. 20 minutes of brilliance. Oh, and I guess the game looks good too.
Bravo... bravo. Truly A Master at work here. That review was truly perfection. Precise, made so much sense, I got a perfect understanding of the game and if it could be for me. Mixed with clever jokes with multiple layers, philosophy, humor, information, build up and punchlines. The care for details and delivery. Spot on. You sir are a master. I’ll give you a standing virtual ovation. Ohhh and I’ll definitely pick this game up also. :) Cheers
I played Ecco at a very young age. The tornado at the beginning scared me away for a long while, but I eventually got around to playing it more and getting to the machine which scared me even more, and I couldn’t make myself continue. Maybe someday I’ll go back, but more than likely I’ll just remain scarred
Recommend trying Table top simulator on steam, sadly your friends would need to buy it as well (though it is on offer currently i believe around £15) but it lets you play hundreds of games for free via those people have made in the workshop. Oceans has an excellent version on there (:
@@jamesmccarthy962 Yes, I did try it back in April but none of my friends really caught onto the idea. I am definitely the instigator of boardgame nights and people just come over and hang out and play whatever I suggest. No one really wanted to be sat in front of the computer all evening I guess. Hopefully we'll be back to normalish by this time next year!
I will pretty consistently start a SU&SD review going "Ok, even if they really really like it, I'm not going to immediately purchase it" and then find myself on Amazon, purchasing the board game, telling myself "at least I am using the affiliate link so they get some money, I’m really just supporting the show" I bought about 6 button shy games because of Tom, and now just purchased Oceans.
Kickstarted this one and I was so excited to share it with family and I'm happy to say the game was light enough to get their interest and make for a smooth game. We played with the Deep cards on our second game and they did just fine and had a blast. I'd easily recommend it to anyone. Glad to see you guys cover it.
No criticisms? The one criticism I've consistently heard it's that success depends heavily on a good starting hand. And that there's limited replayability because it becomes obvious what the 'best' cards are /what the best way to build your engine is, partially because the first half of the game uses the more limited and repeating card pool
So pleased you covered Oceans this is my favourite game from over 200 i have played and is very popular with all my gaming friends. Played it in person several times before the pandemic hit us but i recommend anyone who wants to play it with others who cannot due to social distancing and such you can get it for free on table top simulator on steam and it is an excellently made electronic version, perfectly replicates the physical game. Aquatic is my favourite them in general but this game excels in the smooth fun gameplay, perfect level of competition (i love that any species reduced to zero population does not die then you have until you must age so you can save them) and the art is brilliant particularly the deep deck (: Finally the vast number of trait cards and the different scenarios each time add so much variety to every playthrough
I would really like to see you guys do a review on Evolution: Climate. It vastly improves on the original and does even more than Flight did (though there's sadly not a way to get them to work together cleanly). Most importantly is that you can't idle now depending on how the climate changes. If you can't evolve your species to respond to it and if you can't put a stop to the heating or cooling, you're gonna have issues, while also trying to balance the fact other people wanna munch on your stuff. It makes it much harder to make the 'stagnant' ecosystem and impossible to break Cooperation chains that plagued base Evolution and even Evolution: Flight.
Wonderful review, the game looks very intriguing! To take a bit of a stand for *Evolution* though here, too, I want to say: I've only played *Climate* and though you'd wish for some more trait cards, the climate aspect really brings more strategical depth into the game. With climate, you can easily hurt a huge alpha predator because he can't have both many attack and many anti-heat traits at the same time. I don't want to imagine how annoying such a creature would be in the original game, surely. _Addendum:_ I own *Oceans* now, too, and I like it because it's much less brutal than *Evolution* ... though one major factor for this is the fact that species are way more short-lived, it's all s big come and go in the ocean. So you develop less of a bond to your lil monsters. Additionally, the species boards are simpler and there really aren't many trait cards without the "Deep", so you'll all play more as a whole ecosystem and less as specific species. Which is cool because it leaves both games viable on their own, imho.
I think Evolution is the better game even without expansions. Oceans is a decent engine builder, but player interaction just falls short of my expectations. It's just not tense gameplay. It's just fine.
Is that a reference pearnapple in that office chair? Is that a reference pinapear in that office chair? Is that-is that.....is that a fruit in that chair?
Damn you Echo!!!! This one is definitely going on my 'to buy' list and don't worry Matt I'm with you! Over evolving looks the most fun component. Oh and Quinns, if you read this on an unrelated note there is a great program on BBC radio called Bengal to Baker Street in 80 paintings that was aired yesterday that I think you would like. I'm sure it will be on the Sounds app.
I have the 'deluxe' version of this game (and love it); it comes with acrylic fish to replace the cardboard ones, sleeves for all the cards (two different back for the deep cards and the regular ones), and cloth bags for points (similar to the bags for Evolution).
I gotta say that the point you make about 'what's fun, vs. how the game wants you to play' is something that I find happens all too often. Maybe it does indeed work well here like you mention, but I find that commonly turns me off of games that I would otherwise enjoy.
Bounced off Oceans and kept my copy of Evolution instead, but I found someone keen to buy my Kickstarter copy so everyone was happy. The Deep deck is a great mechanism, though.
I am sorry but, when I saw those two cards Tentacled and Bottom Feeder I laughed out sooo loud. Forgot I was ill then remembered as the pain hit me....... Cheers made me smile..
Only thing I can say is go and play Evolution Climate, which by the way is not about climate change, though the climate can change (and does a lot). It's a great improvement over Evolution (and can be combined with Flight)
I spent ages trying to find this game after seeing it on the SUSD streams... I now have a copy and sometimes just get it out to touch the pieces and look at the cards. One day I'll play it... one day
That little twitch in his eye at about 4:00 shows that he is going as mad as we are in this seeminlgy never-ending lockdown. I feel you, Matt, I feel you.
You play Oceans how I played the Jihad card game back in the day: a brujah damage deck that never won games but with which I took great delight in burning up elder vampires in a single round.
We actually have The Deep cards house-ruled to be available from turn 2, regardless of the Cambrian Explosion being in effect. They’re too much fun to wait for!
My favourite thing about Evolution was the simulation aspect. Likewise I got trashed almost every game but I didn't care because it was interesting, seeing the way everything interacts in strange ways. Oceans looks even better, and I'm excited to play it! :D That box too, gosh!!
He did not show you but the back of the box also has a really cool design as well, the front shows a surface card and the back shows a brilliant kraken from the deep deck (:
I have only played the app on both Oceans and Evolution. I really love playing evolution, definitely in my top games. Oceans the jury is still out for me.... mainly because there are some thing that the app doesn’t really explain well which makes the strategy murky. I really like the ability to control how quickly the game end and how soon the Cambrian explosion occurs. I also love the deep cards. Bits I am not a fan of is only feeding one species per turn (though I may like this more as I play longer) and then the inexplicable times when the app simply won’t let you feed any species (maybe a glitch?) even though they seem able to feed based on traits and available food. Overall Oceans is more complex and maybe has more depth? But it’s also more confusing so far.... I still love evolution though👍🏼
Matt this is the best video you've done since you used to do the cooking and gaming videos. I entered this video thinking this game wouldn't be for me and left with a smile on my face and a pending order. This is a family shoal. OMG 😃
The passive Scenario cards trigger when their ocean zone empties and stay active even if it gets more fish. Only “event” scenario cards trigger every time their ocean zone empties
Not exactly. Rulebook page 11: Blue Scenario cards are active whenever there is no population in its Ocean zone. Which means if you put fish back in that zone, it deactivates. This is backed up by the FAQ on page 6 of the reference guide.
For anyone not familiar with Evolution who cares what a random non-YT reviewing board game fan on the internet thinks, it's one of my favorite games of all time. It and Splendor are the closest thing to a perfect game I've found so far in my board game travels [and I don't say that lightly]. I certainly haven't played as many as these guys, but it's great. Maybe this is even better, I haven't played it yet! If anyone cares why, I'll be happy to add more about why I feel that way. :-) Happy gaming.
Good to see SUSD standing up to Big Weather. I mean, they SAY that snow is falling from the sky, but I don't know how that works and I don't think anyone does. Now tell me what I should think about this excellent game. :)
Agreed. Oceans is a really good time. The Deep cards are crazy fun. But, I'm happiest in this review that you threw love at the only Rosenberg game I can say I love, Nusfjord. Great game, truly one of his best.
I know they probably work together on the videos but I love the idea of them just sending each other request for shots without context. Like "hey quinns, can you send me a clip of you pretending to be a fish" or "now pretend I'm interviewing you and you don't believe in weather" I love it
No that's exactly how it works
@@shutupandsitdown I prefer to believe he asked Quinns and Tom to make a face like they're smoking a pipe and then actually used that footage to make them look like fish.
@@shutupandsitdown Could you guys finish reviewing the Evolution Franchise with The Sequel/Stand alone, Coal lobbyist hating, Evolution: Climate?
17:40 "Look at this fish!"
*Is transparent*
"...It's probably quite clear by now..."
A fine move, Matt.
A fine move indeed
A fine move.
"You`ll be playing games with other people." Haha. Nice one.
Glad I live in nz! Still got my weekly board game night
Bloody colonials with your competent politicians and sense of collective responsibility to each others' safety...
Just don't come crying to us when you run out of... Erm... Just smeg off, OK?!?!
@@Last_March_of_the_Gents Your smugness is insulting sir. I’ll have you know that our great leader assures us he did everything possible to prevent 100000 unnecessary deaths and that we’re the world leaders in, well, everything.
And I believe him.
Rule Britannia!
@@Last_March_of_the_Gents It's probably worth the price of imported board games. 😶
"Look at this fish!"
*Transparent fish*
The Deep Deck seriously takes this from a good game to an amazing game, absolutely love this game.
That feeling of validation when you own and like a game and SU&SD reviews it and likes it! And you already own it, so you don't have to feel left out since you can't buy it anymore because it's sold out immediately.
That's why bought it 5 minutes ago?
Yeah I've got it too from kick-starter. It makes my brain bleed though.
Ha, they really need to warn publishers. This is selling out right under my eyes.
That feeling of validation when you design a game and SU&SD reviews it and likes it! :-)
it makes my brain bleed in a good way, i hasten to add :)
Underwater tax evasion sounds like the most fun crime ever
“I wish I could do that!” That’s what my 5 year old said while watching that part.
Sunless Sea was so ahead of its time...
like most crimes, its sounds fun until you realize only rich people can do it
Especially if you're Mr. Krabbs
Isn't that the plot of Bioshock?
Spent the whole first half of this video going mad thinking for sure you guys had already reviewed this before I remembered I'd seen it in a livestream. No wonder because I definitely would've remembered that salt joke!
I don't know about a review but they do remember them doing a live play of this game with the developer maybe on Twitch.
The way Matt delivered that "Ughhhh, my fish are gonna die," at 09:22 had me rolling. That's the hardest I've laughed at something in a SU&SD video yet. Excellent review; I'm going to obtain a copy by the end of the day.
The 42-second buildup to that joke is making me salty guys
Yep. He went there
What a review! Vintage SU&SD with jokes hitting so fast you have to watch three times to catch them all. 20 minutes of brilliance.
Oh, and I guess the game looks good too.
Gotta catch'em all
Bravo... bravo.
Truly A Master at work here. That review was truly perfection.
Precise, made so much sense, I got a perfect understanding of the game and if it could be for me. Mixed with clever jokes with multiple layers, philosophy, humor, information, build up and punchlines.
The care for details and delivery. Spot on.
You sir are a master.
I’ll give you a standing virtual ovation.
Ohhh and I’ll definitely pick this game up also. :)
Cheers
*Warning* Don't play during worm month if you value not getting eaten
"It puts the PISS in PISSeidon" is my new catchphrase
Love your videos... you guys make my vague feelings about games into a solid language and that’s very helpful!
The fangirl in me squeaks in delight whenever I open UA-cam and find a new video from you guys
The fangirl in me does exactly the same.
Another Italian fangirl doing the saw here
I don't have a fangirl in me but the one in my basement seems to enjoy it.
@@TheRealPunkachu thank you for noticing! Can I have some water now please? UwU
This was super entertaining to watch. You clearly love this game Matt! Keep it up!
I'm part of a support group for those who have survived Ecco the Dolphin, it's helped me greatly and you're welcome to attend.
I played Ecco at a very young age. The tornado at the beginning scared me away for a long while, but I eventually got around to playing it more and getting to the machine which scared me even more, and I couldn’t make myself continue. Maybe someday I’ll go back, but more than likely I’ll just remain scarred
"It's a family shoal"😂 😂 😂
Remember, if your pee-pee actually looks like a sea cucumber, see a doctor.
Best review in ages. Nearly 12 months since I played my last boardgame!
Recommend trying Table top simulator on steam, sadly your friends would need to buy it as well (though it is on offer currently i believe around £15) but it lets you play hundreds of games for free via those people have made in the workshop.
Oceans has an excellent version on there (:
@@jamesmccarthy962 Yes, I did try it back in April but none of my friends really caught onto the idea. I am definitely the instigator of boardgame nights and people just come over and hang out and play whatever I suggest. No one really wanted to be sat in front of the computer all evening I guess. Hopefully we'll be back to normalish by this time next year!
I will pretty consistently start a SU&SD review going "Ok, even if they really really like it, I'm not going to immediately purchase it" and then find myself on Amazon, purchasing the board game, telling myself "at least I am using the affiliate link so they get some money, I’m really just supporting the show" I bought about 6 button shy games because of Tom, and now just purchased Oceans.
16:42 Your Alan Partridge is spot on
Kickstarted this one and I was so excited to share it with family and I'm happy to say the game was light enough to get their interest and make for a smooth game. We played with the Deep cards on our second game and they did just fine and had a blast. I'd easily recommend it to anyone. Glad to see you guys cover it.
No criticisms? The one criticism I've consistently heard it's that success depends heavily on a good starting hand. And that there's limited replayability because it becomes obvious what the 'best' cards are /what the best way to build your engine is, partially because the first half of the game uses the more limited and repeating card pool
So pleased you covered Oceans this is my favourite game from over 200 i have played and is very popular with all my gaming friends.
Played it in person several times before the pandemic hit us but i recommend anyone who wants to play it with others who cannot due to social distancing and such you can get it for free on table top simulator on steam and it is an excellently made electronic version, perfectly replicates the physical game.
Aquatic is my favourite them in general but this game excels in the smooth fun gameplay, perfect level of competition (i love that any species reduced to zero population does not die then you have until you must age so you can save them) and the art is brilliant particularly the deep deck (:
Finally the vast number of trait cards and the different scenarios each time add so much variety to every playthrough
I would really like to see you guys do a review on Evolution: Climate. It vastly improves on the original and does even more than Flight did (though there's sadly not a way to get them to work together cleanly).
Most importantly is that you can't idle now depending on how the climate changes. If you can't evolve your species to respond to it and if you can't put a stop to the heating or cooling, you're gonna have issues, while also trying to balance the fact other people wanna munch on your stuff. It makes it much harder to make the 'stagnant' ecosystem and impossible to break Cooperation chains that plagued base Evolution and even Evolution: Flight.
As a Samuel, I will indeed make these decisions for myself going forward
Wonderful review, the game looks very intriguing!
To take a bit of a stand for *Evolution* though here, too, I want to say: I've only played *Climate* and though you'd wish for some more trait cards, the climate aspect really brings more strategical depth into the game. With climate, you can easily hurt a huge alpha predator because he can't have both many attack and many anti-heat traits at the same time. I don't want to imagine how annoying such a creature would be in the original game, surely.
_Addendum:_ I own *Oceans* now, too, and I like it because it's much less brutal than *Evolution* ... though one major factor for this is the fact that species are way more short-lived, it's all s big come and go in the ocean. So you develop less of a bond to your lil monsters. Additionally, the species boards are simpler and there really aren't many trait cards without the "Deep", so you'll all play more as a whole ecosystem and less as specific species. Which is cool because it leaves both games viable on their own, imho.
Seconded. Climate's the best of the bunch.
@@DinoGramatikov - 🖤.
The only problem is when you're the only player at the table willing to go full apocalypse to stop someone who's snowballing. :D
Climate is indeed great, I love the passive aggressive tug of war for the weather effect on top of the main game!
I think Evolution is the better game even without expansions.
Oceans is a decent engine builder, but player interaction just falls short of my expectations. It's just not tense gameplay. It's just fine.
Well, you can also starve him by simply not giving him any targets until he dies, or eats his way through his player's other species....
"The Infinite Bath" dude I'm already laughing my ass off
Is that a reference pearnapple in that office chair?
Is that a reference pinapear in that office chair?
Is that-is that.....is that a fruit in that chair?
"C is for lies" will live in my head rent free forever lmao
Damn you Echo!!!! This one is definitely going on my 'to buy' list and don't worry Matt I'm with you! Over evolving looks the most fun component. Oh and Quinns, if you read this on an unrelated note there is a great program on BBC radio called Bengal to Baker Street in 80 paintings that was aired yesterday that I think you would like. I'm sure it will be on the Sounds app.
I have the 'deluxe' version of this game (and love it); it comes with acrylic fish to replace the cardboard ones, sleeves for all the cards (two different back for the deep cards and the regular ones), and cloth bags for points (similar to the bags for Evolution).
I do too. Ditched the sleeves. I think the cardboard fish are nicer... and not plastic. The cloth bags are nice though.
@@ANAKHA8 Funny you said that. I wrote the company and complained about the sleeves. They weren't even the same size.
Seeing a review from Matt just fills me with glee
Loving the more frequent content, cheers SU&SD crew!
I gotta say that the point you make about 'what's fun, vs. how the game wants you to play' is something that I find happens all too often. Maybe it does indeed work well here like you mention, but I find that commonly turns me off of games that I would otherwise enjoy.
I’ve only played this game once and really want to try it again, we barely scratched the surface of the deep deck.
Free app available
I see what you did there
Bounced off Oceans and kept my copy of Evolution instead, but I found someone keen to buy my Kickstarter copy so everyone was happy.
The Deep deck is a great mechanism, though.
"weather is a hoax" & a 'c' being "lies" are thus far my favourite quotes of 2021 and on my birthday no less.
Literally my only criticism is that it would have been amazing to see biological facts about the species on the cards. That would be so cool
Wingspan has spoilt us
It doesn't work like that really given that you are building your own species from scratch and many deep traits dont exist in nature.
It doesn't work like that really given that you are building your own species from scratch and many deep traits dont exist in nature.
I am sorry but, when I saw those two cards Tentacled and Bottom Feeder I laughed out sooo loud. Forgot I was ill then remembered as the pain hit me....... Cheers made me smile..
8:25 I totally spat out my drink
there's the "su&sd recommends" logo in the thumbnail, but not in the video :O maybe it got lost in the waves of excitement?
It did
Only thing I can say is go and play Evolution Climate, which by the way is not about climate change, though the climate can change (and does a lot). It's a great improvement over Evolution (and can be combined with Flight)
I spent ages trying to find this game after seeing it on the SUSD streams... I now have a copy and sometimes just get it out to touch the pieces and look at the cards. One day I'll play it... one day
The Climate expansion to Evolution is a massive improvement that I wish they would give a shot
This video really missed a trick with the absence of a callback to Quinns in the sea...
Nice was really waiting for a review of this one
That little twitch in his eye at about 4:00 shows that he is going as mad as we are in this seeminlgy never-ending lockdown. I feel you, Matt, I feel you.
You play Oceans how I played the Jihad card game back in the day: a brujah damage deck that never won games but with which I took great delight in burning up elder vampires in a single round.
Been waiting for this since SHUX!
Matt's final "keep it fishy! oooooh yeaaaah" is big Sokka of the Water Tribe energy. Even the haircut is the same.
I have seen the news!
That aside when stealing the player guard after the main one fell off the table was so good.
We actually have The Deep cards house-ruled to be available from turn 2, regardless of the Cambrian Explosion being in effect. They’re too much fun to wait for!
See what you made me do!! I wasn't going to buy any more board games in 2021. We're not even February and I FAILED!!! All because of you!!!
I had tons of fun playing this with friends before the pandemic. It's an amazing board game.
Mate I was scared by eco the dolphin! I thought it was just me. You legend 🤣
My favourite thing about Evolution was the simulation aspect. Likewise I got trashed almost every game but I didn't care because it was interesting, seeing the way everything interacts in strange ways. Oceans looks even better, and I'm excited to play it! :D
That box too, gosh!!
He did not show you but the back of the box also has a really cool design as well, the front shows a surface card and the back shows a brilliant kraken from the deep deck (:
This video was missing a seafood cooking segment.
I love me some Cambrian Explosion, not gonna lie.
Great work Matt!! So proud
Oceans has been my ALLTIME favorite game ever since it came out. Happy to see it show up as a SUSD review ^_^
Love y'alls!
You krilled this review
They just started a kickstarter for a new version of evolution, hope you will do a review on it in a few months if it is worth it
Evolution: Climate is one of my favourite games. No fish though.
Matt is killing it! I love this review :)
You may not be able to blame the dolphin, but you can thank it, (because you turned out great!) Thanks for the review.
I think this is the funniest review I've ever seen
What you described in the beginning is how I would describe my grandfather.
Does anyone know a good way to print more fish? My copy came with the orange fish not punched through 🤣
@7:46 Bill Wurtz: "it's the Cambrian explosion~ ♪"
"wow, that's animals & stuff"
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I have only played the app on both Oceans and Evolution. I really love playing evolution, definitely in my top games. Oceans the jury is still out for me.... mainly because there are some thing that the app doesn’t really explain well which makes the strategy murky. I really like the ability to control how quickly the game end and how soon the Cambrian explosion occurs. I also love the deep cards. Bits I am not a fan of is only feeding one species per turn (though I may like this more as I play longer) and then the inexplicable times when the app simply won’t let you feed any species (maybe a glitch?) even though they seem able to feed based on traits and available food. Overall Oceans is more complex and maybe has more depth? But it’s also more confusing so far....
I still love evolution though👍🏼
Matt this is the best video you've done since you used to do the cooking and gaming videos. I entered this video thinking this game wouldn't be for me and left with a smile on my face and a pending order. This is a family shoal. OMG 😃
4:00 = Best part of the review.
Whoa! Was not hopeful for this because I was not a fan of Evolution, but so far it looks pretty good
I got this a week ago, my girlfriend and I have already played it 4 times. We definitely recommend it!
I certainly wasn't expecting some kind of cambrian explosion.
no one expected the cambrian explosion
That burn of the dinosaurs made the meteor jealous. Or something like that.
Amazing work Matt!!
The passive Scenario cards trigger when their ocean zone empties and stay active even if it gets more fish. Only “event” scenario cards trigger every time their ocean zone empties
Not exactly. Rulebook page 11: Blue Scenario cards are active whenever there is no population in its Ocean zone. Which means if you put fish back in that zone, it deactivates. This is backed up by the FAQ on page 6 of the reference guide.
Another great review!
This was an amazingly hilarious. Thanks for the review!
I bought this game immediately after seeing this review and boy do I love it! Thanks susd, you are the best!
As a Samuel, I am pleasantly freaked out now
For anyone not familiar with Evolution who cares what a random non-YT reviewing board game fan on the internet thinks, it's one of my favorite games of all time. It and Splendor are the closest thing to a perfect game I've found so far in my board game travels [and I don't say that lightly]. I certainly haven't played as many as these guys, but it's great. Maybe this is even better, I haven't played it yet!
If anyone cares why, I'll be happy to add more about why I feel that way. :-) Happy gaming.
My gf’s ears perked up when he mentioned Echo the Dolphin! She thought she was the only one who has played it!
Good to see SUSD standing up to Big Weather. I mean, they SAY that snow is falling from the sky, but I don't know how that works and I don't think anyone does.
Now tell me what I should think about this excellent game. :)
So excited when I saw you reviewed this game. It's the first time you've reviewed a game I already owned.
Agreed. Oceans is a really good time. The Deep cards are crazy fun. But, I'm happiest in this review that you threw love at the only Rosenberg game I can say I love, Nusfjord. Great game, truly one of his best.
So excited this finally got a review. Oceans has been on my wishlist for a while
Massive fan of Evolution, and 3 mins in I'm surprised how different this seems.
This game is SO cool! I hope it comes translated to Brazil, I bet brazilian players are gonna love it. I'm a translator btw, I could help :(
yeah your right i do need to make these decisions
I hear ya
Ummm. I’m not quite sure how to say this Matt, but you have a top knot.
The Underwater tax evasion line meda me LOL
Quinns - birds. Matt - fish. Paul - bears. Tom? Ava?
Its a real fun game, theres also a solo game variant on bgg which is super fun.
I was on the fence about this game, i love the oceans but wasnt sure about the game, now im definitely getting it
ECCO THE DOLPHIN - OMG, I'M RIGHT THERE WITH YOU! I still can't play games where I need to go underwater, lol.
No badge? But anyway, this video cracked me up. Keep up all the awesome work SU&SD, thanks