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Feb 20, 2025·Review·58:55·17·Watch on YouTube

Captain Con 2025 Special

Mobile Meeple People

Mobile Meeple People

Watch “Captain Con 2025 Special,” a board game review for The Fate Experiment from Mobile Meeple People on BoardGameVideo.

Description provided by Mobile Meeple People on YouTube:

It's finally here! Sorry for the delay but trust me it's worth it. We talk about all the things we did at Captain Con and all the things we missed because there was so much to do and unfortunately we had to sleep. We talk about the tournaments, demos, vendors, miniatures, prizes, classes, karaoke, and a bunch of other things that I'm sure I'm forgetting. If you missed out listen to this episode because you have no idea about the fun you missed. Also listen to this even if you went because I'm sure there are things you missed out on because I know we did even though we were there everyday.

The Fate Experiment

The Fate Experiment

2024·Daegan Lente

3 - 9 players
10 - 30 min

About The Fate Experiment, from BoardGameGeek:

The Fate Experiment is a social card game best played with many participants, referred to as “subjects.” Subjects will draw a Game card and follow its instructions. Each game lasts two to three minutes. If a subject loses too many Games, they are eliminated from the Experiment. Some Games can be won by chance or fairness, but subjects must lie or mislead others if they are to gain any advantage. The nine Fate cards are used in various ways each Game. They may assign roles based on the names of the Fates, or their number values may be used. Three strikes and you are out of the Experiment. If a subject loses a Game, they receive a “cautionary” Subject Status Tag. If the subject loses again, they flip their Status Tag to “critical”. One more loss and they are eliminated from the Experiment. -description from the designer

Designer

Daegan Lente

Publisher

Handbasket Games

Categories

Card GameParty Game

Mechanics

Player EliminationVoting & Judging
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