Watch “Everdell Duo Campaign Chapter One Playthrough.,” a gameplay video for Everdell Duo on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by the creator on YouTube:
Everdell Duo is Demoing at Gen Con now and coming to Kickstarter soon!
Huge thank you to Tabletop Tycoon for sending us this early copy to play and review!!
Please note this copy is an Advance sample. Final components will differ slightly. Everdell Duo on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/starlinggames/everdell-duo
A Couple of Quick Notes:
Carl missed taking the occupied token on his last play (which is worth an extra 2 points, whether you use it or not, due to the Theater), and you DO count the points on blue cards if you don't use the abilities during the game (so +3 points from the Courthouse).
Are you an Everdell fan? Are you excited for this new version? Feel free to let us know how you enjoyed this playthrough and any questions you may have!
Everdell Duo:
Designers James A. Wilson Clarissa A. Wilson
Artists Enggar Adirasa Andrew Bosley
Publisher Starling Games
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Mostly reviews and how-to-play. Everdell Duo is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 28 reviews, 23 how-to-play guides, 8 recorded sessions, 10 unboxings, and 2 other videos.
1 - 2 players
30 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Everdell Duo, from BoardGameGeek:
In Everdell Duo, you either compete against your single opponent or play co-operatively with another player to earn the most points. You accomplish this by placing workers to gather resources, then use those resources to play cards face up in front of you, creating your own woodland city.
Cards may be played from your hand or from the face-up area on the board called the meadow. However, only cards touching the sun or moon token may be played from the meadow, and players move these tokens each time they perform a turn. Therefore, planning for and timing which cards you play is critical.
Each game you try to achieve various events, the requirements of which differ from game to game, making certain cards and combinations more important to pursue.
The game lasts for four seasons, then players add their scores to determine the winner. If you're playing co-operatively, check the requirements for the chapter you are playing to see whether you have won.
-description from the publisher
