Watch “Atlantis Rising 2nd Edition Board Game Review,” a board game review for Atlantis Rising (Second Edition) from The Game Warrior on BoardGameVideo.
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Hello everyone, today Jason and Jennie review the 2nd Edition of the Atlantis Rising Board Game, as they get ready for the Expansion: Atlantis Rising Monstrosities.
Designer: Galen Ciscell and Brent Dickman
Artist: Vincent Dutrait
Publisher: Elf Creek Games
Board Game Geek Page: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/248490/atlantis-rising-second-edition
Elf Creek Games Page: https://www.elfcreekgames.com/
The isle of Atlantis, your home, is sinking. Will you be able to save your people in time?
Atlantis Rising is a co-operative worker placement game in which you must work together with up to six other players to deploy citizens across your homeland, gathering resources in order to build a cosmic gate that can save your people. Workers placed close to the shoreline are more rewarding, but are more likely to be flooded and the actions lost.
Every turn, each player draws a misfortune card that will flood certain locations along the ever-shrinking Atlantis shoreline, or may otherwise work to undermine your efforts to save your people. So you must race to gather the necessary resources to build and power the gate, before the island disappears beneath the waves forever.
This edition contains all new art and graphic design, created to bring even more attention to the thematic setting of the game. The Athenians Attack phase has been replaced with the Wrath of the Gods phase, requiring more strategic planning and adding to the sense of urgency. Now, instead of placing workers in an Atlantean Navy, players must cooperatively decide to flood a set number of tiles at the end of each round. To further aid them in their task, Councilor player powers have been expanded and made more impactful, and the knowledge deck has similarly been revised and expanded. The variable gate components, once built, no longer offer one-time bonuses, but create new worker placement spots where players can send Atlantean workers to unleash actions to help save their island.
We aim to help you decide whether to:
BUY the game for your collection.
PLAY it, but let someone else buy it. (smile)
AVOID it, run for the hills, this game is NOT FOR YOU!
We welcome comments and questions below! Thanks for watching!
- Jason and Jennie - The Game Warriors
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THE BOARD GAME GEEK SYSTEM OF RATING
1 – Awful – Defies game description.
2 – Very Bad – Won’t play ever again.
3 – Bad – Likely won’t play this again.
4 – Not so Good – But could play again.
5 – Mediocre – Take it or leave it.
6 – Oka – Will play if in the mood.
7 – Good – Usually willing to play.
8 – Very good – Enjoy playing and would suggest it.
9 - Excellent – Very much enjoy playing.
10 – Outstanding – Will Always Enjoy Playing.