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Rosetta: The Lost Language

Rosetta: The Lost Language

2020·Jono Naito-Tetro

Videos
10
Creators
9

Mainly reviews and playthroughs. Rosetta: The Lost Language is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 3 recorded sessions, 1 unboxings, and 2 other videos.

2 - 5 players
25 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Rosetta: The Lost Language is a co-operative judgement game for two or more players. In the game, players take on the role of experts who try to understand the written language of the author, a player who represents a lost individual, community, or civilization. The author assigns meaning to an inscription that is written in a fictional script, and the experts must figure out what that meaning is. The experts choose a word as a guess, and the author translates it into the given script, informing their understanding of the writing system. This goes back and forth until the experts give a word that is translated into the original inscription. The number of guesses represents a score, with players seeking the lowest score possible.

Rosetta: The Lost Language

Watch first

Learn to play

Rosetta - The Lost Language11:27

Rosetta - The Lost Language

Brains On Games

Brains On Games

Review

Rosetta The Lost Language Review - with Chris Yi7:21

Rosetta The Lost Language Review - with Chris Yi

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Watch it played

Twitch VOD: Ambie and Crystal play Rosetta: The Lost Language47:37

Twitch VOD: Ambie and Crystal play Rosetta: The Lost Language

Board Game Blitz

Board Game Blitz

Which Rosetta: The Lost Language video should I watch?

Rosetta: The Lost Language has 10 videos from 9 creators: 3 reviews, 1 how-to-play guide, 3 playthroughs, 1 unboxing and 2 other videos. They date from 2020 to May 2026.

To learn the rules, start with "Rosetta - The Lost Language" by Brains On Games, which runs 11 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Rosetta The Lost Language Review - with Chris Yi" by The Dice Tower. 3 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Twitch VOD: Ambie and Crystal play Rosetta: The Lost Language" by Board Game Blitz, one of 3 playthroughs.

If you like it, try Sacred Rites, also by Jono Naito-Tetro, or Escape Tales: Children of Wyrmwoods, Corps of Discovery: A Game Set in the World of Manifest Destiny and Paint the Roses, which share several of its mechanics.

All videos

Rosetta The Lost Language Review - with Chris YiReview7:21

Rosetta The Lost Language Review - with Chris Yi

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Rosetta - The Lost LanguageHow to play11:27

Rosetta - The Lost Language

Brains On Games

Brains On Games

Rosetta: The Lost Language - Our Thoughts (Board Game)Review9:05

Rosetta: The Lost Language - Our Thoughts (Board Game)

Never Bored Gaming

Never Bored Gaming

Unboxing Rosetta: Second EditionUnboxing5:41

Unboxing Rosetta: Second Edition

Jasper Beatrix

Jasper Beatrix

Rosetta: the Lost Language - recensioneReview15:11

Rosetta: the Lost Language - recensione

Meowple quasi bianco

Meowple quasi bianco

Rosetta The Lost Language — game preview at Comic Con@Home 2020Interview27:06

Rosetta The Lost Language — game preview at Comic Con@Home 2020

BoardGameGeek Express

BoardGameGeek Express

Twitch VOD: Ambie and Crystal play Rosetta: The Lost LanguagePlaythrough47:37

Twitch VOD: Ambie and Crystal play Rosetta: The Lost Language

Board Game Blitz

Board Game Blitz

Rosetta: The Lost Language - Daily Game Unboxing5:26

Rosetta: The Lost Language - Daily Game Unboxing

Dice Tower Encore

Dice Tower Encore

Game 1: Rosetta: The Lost Language with Calvin Wong and Jess FisherPlaythrough29:19

Game 1: Rosetta: The Lost Language with Calvin Wong and Jess Fisher

Zangzabar

Zangzabar

Rosetta: The Lost Language Game 2 with Bebo, Daniel Zayas, and Danny QuachPlaythrough41:00

Rosetta: The Lost Language Game 2 with Bebo, Daniel Zayas, and Danny Quach

Zangzabar

Zangzabar

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1 video of this game
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BoardGameGeek Express
1 video of this game
Brains On Games
Brains On Games
1 video of this game
Dice Tower Encore
Dice Tower Encore
1 video of this game
Jasper Beatrix
Jasper Beatrix
1 video of this game
Meowple quasi bianco
Meowple quasi bianco
1 video of this game
Never Bored Gaming
Never Bored Gaming
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About Rosetta: The Lost Language

From BoardGameGeek:

Rosetta: The Lost Language is a co-operative judgement game for two or more players. In the game, players take on the role of experts who try to understand the written language of the author, a player who represents a lost individual, community, or civilization. The author assigns meaning to an inscription that is written in a fictional script, and the experts must figure out what that meaning is. The experts choose a word as a guess, and the author translates it into the given script, informing their understanding of the writing system. This goes back and forth until the experts give a word that is translated into the original inscription. The number of guesses represents a score, with players seeking the lowest score possible.

Designer

Jono Naito-Tetro

Artist

Micaela Dawn

Publisher

DVC Games

Categories

AncientCard GamePuzzle

Mechanics

Cooperative GameDeductionPattern Recognition
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