Nova Luna: How to Play | Patchwork Meets Habitats

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Uwe Rosenberg - the designer of Patchwork - made a game with NO victory points. None. In Nova Luna, the first player to place all their discs wins, instantly. It's a race. In this video I'll teach you everything you need to play, from setup to the all-important chaining rule that makes the puzzle sing. Take a colored tile from the Moon Wheel, pay its time cost, add it to your display, and complete the goals printed on your tiles to cover them with discs. Empty your supply first and you win. Simple to teach, deep to master. SOLO RULES + MY AUTOMA TEACH https://youtu.be/p7YeEFpMsKA REVIEW https://youtu.be/CdQjk1TJv2E CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:23 Quick Overview 1:29 Components 2:07 Setup 3:06 Tile Anatomy 4:00 Your Turn 6:08 Completing Goals (The Chain Rule) 7:45 End of Game 8:17 The Solo Game 8:42 Outro ABOUT THE GAME Nova Luna (2019) by Uwe Rosenberg and Corne van Moorsel Players: 1-4 | Time: ~20-60 min | Ages: 8+ Nominated for the 2020 Spiel des Jahres. Inspired by Corne van Moorsel's Habitats, with the time-track turn order borrowed from Patchwork. If you enjoy Nova Luna, it's part of a whole family: Patchwork brought the time track, Habitats brought the goals, and Sagani and Framework carried the ideas forward. I'll be covering all of those on this channel. A dedicated solo mode video is coming too - including an alternative solo variant that simulates the two-player experience. Let me know in the comments if you want to see it, and subscribe so you don't miss it. #NovaLuna #BoardGames #HowToPlay #UweRosenberg #TheRulebook #BoardGameRules #Tabletop