2018Adam J Smith
- Videos
- 57
- Creators
- 31
1 - 5 players30 - 180 minMedium weight

2022Adam J Smith
Mainly reviews and playthroughs. The Everrain is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 5 recorded sessions, 5 unboxings, and 5 other videos.
From BoardGameGeek
"The world is drowning. When The Everrain began, no alarms were rung; no calls to action were cried. But as the weeks became months, and the months flowed into years, it became apparent that the rain would not stop. It's been 5 years now, and the rain has not ceased for a minute in that time. Lands and places have begun to disappear beneath the waves, and before long the rising tides will take us all. We must do something, or a watery grave will be the fate of everything to grace the land. At first we knew not of the cause of The Everrain, but it has since become painfully apparent that the Old Gods of the ocean have awoken, and they are angry. For too long the people and creatures of the earth have prospered, and the Old Gods have arisen to usher in a new age of the Sea. We must do something, before all is lost to the rising tides. Assemble your crew, brave hero, and find a way to grant the Gods peace and return them to their slumber. Stop The Everrain… or drown in the flood of the new world." The Everrain is a cooperative exploration game where players must each assemble their own motley crew of spirited mariners and take to the dark seas of a world drowning under the curtain of an endless and oppressive storm that threatens to drown the world. The ancient Old Ones of the sea have awoken and begun to reshape the world in their image, and unless something is done all will drown in the rising tides. Players must explore this dark and foreboding world, completing quests, expanding their crew, upgrading their ship and investigating the source of the Everrain before it is too late. Starting from humble beginnings, each player must traverse the seas of the Everrain to discover new places. The board is randomly generated from modular tiles, leading to a completely unique setup each time the game is played. Each player begins with their own ship and a skeleton crew, but more experienced crew can be found in the darkly lit taverns of port towns, saved from shipwrecks and even be rewarded for completing quests. The game is progressed by completing quests which can trigger important plot points, but players must be wary as the Old God's minions also seek to advance their own agendas. Combat can take place from ship to ship and even aboard a player's vessel, so each crew member must be ready for almost anything! -description from the publisher
The Everrain has 20 videos from 16 creators: 5 reviews, 5 playthroughs, 5 unboxings and 5 other videos. They date from 2018 to May 2023.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "The Everrain Review: Deep, or just a Ship of Fools?" by Severn Gaming Network. 5 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "The Everrain (All ashore who's going ashore!)" by Ready Steady Play, one of 5 playthroughs.
If you like it, try Village Attacks and Village Attacks: Grim Dynasty Reborn, also by Adam J Smith, or Harakiri: Blades of Honor and Secrets of the Lost Tomb, which share several of its mechanics. It appears in convention videos from PAX Unplugged 2018 and Spiel Essen 2018.
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2018Adam J Smith
1 - 5 players30 - 180 minMedium weight
2025T. A. Gray, Paul Rose, Adam J Smith
1 - 5 players30 - 120 min
2024Fernando Gamero, Joel Torres
1 - 4 players60 - 150 minHeavy weight
2015Christopher Batarlis, Jim Samartino
1 - 6 players120 minHeavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
"The world is drowning. When The Everrain began, no alarms were rung; no calls to action were cried. But as the weeks became months, and the months flowed into years, it became apparent that the rain would not stop. It's been 5 years now, and the rain has not ceased for a minute in that time. Lands and places have begun to disappear beneath the waves, and before long the rising tides will take us all. We must do something, or a watery grave will be the fate of everything to grace the land. At first we knew not of the cause of The Everrain, but it has since become painfully apparent that the Old Gods of the ocean have awoken, and they are angry. For too long the people and creatures of the earth have prospered, and the Old Gods have arisen to usher in a new age of the Sea. We must do something, before all is lost to the rising tides. Assemble your crew, brave hero, and find a way to grant the Gods peace and return them to their slumber. Stop The Everrain… or drown in the flood of the new world." The Everrain is a cooperative exploration game where players must each assemble their own motley crew of spirited mariners and take to the dark seas of a world drowning under the curtain of an endless and oppressive storm that threatens to drown the world. The ancient Old Ones of the sea have awoken and begun to reshape the world in their image, and unless something is done all will drown in the rising tides. Players must explore this dark and foreboding world, completing quests, expanding their crew, upgrading their ship and investigating the source of the Everrain before it is too late. Starting from humble beginnings, each player must traverse the seas of the Everrain to discover new places. The board is randomly generated from modular tiles, leading to a completely unique setup each time the game is played. Each player begins with their own ship and a skeleton crew, but more experienced crew can be found in the darkly lit taverns of port towns, saved from shipwrecks and even be rewarded for completing quests. The game is progressed by completing quests which can trigger important plot points, but players must be wary as the Old God's minions also seek to advance their own agendas. Combat can take place from ship to ship and even aboard a player's vessel, so each crew member must be ready for almost anything! -description from the publisher
Designer
Adam J Smith
Artists
Aleksandra Bilic, Björn Hurri, Sebastian Kowoll, Thomas Lishman, Henning Ludvigsen
Publisher
Grimlord Games
Categories
Mechanics