Watch “Line of Fire: Burnt Moon (Osprey) - AAR on Sci-Fi Fantasy Saturday,” a gameplay video for Line of Fire: Burnt Moon from KilroyWasHere on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by KilroyWasHere on YouTube:
Kilroy & Son go toe to toe . . . and collectively have the following comments:
Pros:
+Theme
+Draws from Undaunted
+Play time
Cons:
-More complicated than needs to be
-Not at intuitive as Undaunted
-Better cards games available (crowded space)
P.S. Played this on Father's Day, as well as another game with oldest son/daughter . . . lost both games . . . so much for preferential treatment on MY special day . . .
Mostly reviews and playthroughs. Line of Fire: Burnt Moon is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 6 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 4 recorded sessions, 2 unboxings, and 1 other video.
2 players
20 - 30 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
About Line of Fire: Burnt Moon, from BoardGameGeek:
A group of black-hat hackers known as POSIWID plots to hijack the moon Io and hold the entire Jovian power grid to ransom. Standing in their way are the ultra-corporate LFA, the constructors of the lunar energy facilities. Both sides have engaged a fleet of ROV – advanced remotely-operated robots - to battle across the treacherous landscape.
The machines are activated. Initiate combat sequence. The battle for Io has begun.
Line of Fire: Burnt Moon is a standalone two-player card game that fuses the lean deck-building of the award-winning Undaunted series with fast-paced lane battling. Sharp decision-making and clever positioning combine in a nail-bitingly tense, endlessly replayable, and lightning-fast experience.
-description from the publisher