Watch “Whistle Mountain - playthrough (4p),” a gameplay video for Whistle Mountain from Board Game Gumbo (Board Game Gumbo) on BoardGameVideo.
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Back at BGG Con 2021, Dave and BJ played Whistle Mountain with Cam from the Board Boys podcast for the first time and really enjoyed the play. BJ's been hunting a copy of the game ever since and has it now!
BJ, Adam the Austin, Dave & Bradly play a four player game of Whistle Mountain, an airship worker placement / light machine building game set in the WhistleVerse designed by Scott Caputo and published by Bezier Games.
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Mainly reviews. Whistle Mountain is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 35 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, 8 recorded sessions, 4 unboxings, and 4 other videos.
2 - 4 players
60 - 90 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
About Whistle Mountain, from BoardGameGeek:
Whistle Stop designer Scott Caputo has teamed up with Luke Laurie (Manhattan Project: Energy Empire) to create a new worker-placement strategy title. Whistle Mountain gives a nod to Whistle Stop, but in this standalone game, you leave the train tracks behind and head to the sky with blimps, dreadnoughts, and hot air balloons!
In Whistle Mountain, take your company's massive profits from all of that railroading and invest them in new technologies, deep in the Rocky Mountains where there is an abundance of resources. Your workers build crazy arrays of scaffolds and machines, upgrading your abilities and collecting resources. As you build with the help of your airship fleet, the mountain's melting snow causes the water below to rise higher and higher, putting workers in danger and increasing the tension on the dynamically-changing board.
Because the resources you gather are determined by what players build, each game evolves differently, resulting in endless replayability. You have to choose between acquiring new abilities and enhancements for your airships and workers or building all sorts of contraptions as quickly as possible in order to achieve victory on Whistle Mountain.
-description from the publisher