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00:00 Introduction
00:46 Giveaway info
01:45 Unboxing
02:50 Set up
04:40 Gameplay
26:18 Final Review and Giveaway info
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10-Phenomenal (Mind blowing/redefines genre)
9-Excellent (Hard to find negatives and extreme high quality)
8-Great (Only a few minor things holding back from a higher score)
7-Good (Overall largely positive experience)
6-Alright (Slightly better than average, but with it's faults)
5-Mediocre (Hard to describe as good, but calling it bad would be too harsh)
4-Below Average (More bad than good)
3-Bad (Barely any redeeming qualities)
2-Very bad (Functional, and that's about it)
1-Terrible (Can scarcely be considered even functional)
0-Broken (literally doesn't function)
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2013·Johnny O'Neal, Chris O'Neal, Christopher O'Neal
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Mainly reviews. Boss Monster: The Dungeon Building Card Game is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 1 unboxings, and 3 other videos.
2 - 4 players
30 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Boss Monster: The Dungeon Building Card Game, from BoardGameGeek:
Inspired by a love of classic video games, Boss Monster: The Dungeon Building Card Game pits 2-4 players in a competition to build the ultimate side-scrolling dungeon. Players compete to lure and destroy hapless adventurers, racing to outbid one another to see who can build the most enticing, treasure-filled dungeon. The goal of Boss Monster is to be the first Boss to amass ten Souls, which are gained when a Hero is lured and defeated - but a player can lose if his Boss takes five Wounds from Heroes who survive his dungeon.
Playing Boss Monster requires you to juggle two competing priorities: the need to lure Heroes at a faster rate than your opponents, and the need to kill those Heroes before they reach your Boss. Players can build one room per turn, each with its own damage and treasure value. More attractive rooms tend to deal less damage, so a Boss who is too greedy can become inundated with deadly Heroes.
Players interact with each other by building rooms and playing Spells. Because different Heroes seek different treasure types, and rooms are built simultaneously (played face down, then revealed), this means that every "build phase" is a bidding war. Spells are instant-speed effects that can give players advantages or disrupt opponents.
As a standalone card game with 155 cards, Boss Monster contains everything that 2-4 players need to play.
Designers
Johnny O'Neal, Chris O'Neal, Christopher O'Neal
Artists
Beau Buckley, Francisco Coda, Katrina Guillermo, Kyle Merritt, David Nyari, Alexander Olsen, Andres Sanabria