Watch “PAPERBACK ADVENTURES IS HARD (But Really Good??): A J&G Review,” a board game review for Paperback Adventures from Jumble & Gaff on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Jumble & Gaff on YouTube:
If this man seems a little unhinged, that's because he is. You would be, too, if you had been beaten up by a T-Rex as many times as he has.
This week, we're extolling the virtues of Paperback Adventures, a word-cobbling, deck-building extravaganza published by Fowers Games. This man could not survive the crucible... could YOU??
Thanks for watching our little video on the internet! If you found it even marginally entertaining, please toss us a like or two.
IG: @jumblengaffofficial
0:00 What is This? How Does it Work?
4:01 This Game is CHALLENGING
7:39 And... Not Lunch Break Friendly
9:30 But so ENGAGING
11:03 Verdict
11:38 Stuff You Should Know Before Buying
13:19 The End of It (Thanks for Watching!)
#boardgames #gaming #review
Mainly reviews. Paperback Adventures is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 18 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, 6 recorded sessions, 1 unboxings, and 4 other videos.
1 - 2 players
50 - 150 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Paperback Adventures, from BoardGameGeek:
Our intrepid author Paige Turner is back! In Paperback Adventures, you get to play as the protagonist in one of Paige's wild brainstorming sessions. Conquer a menagerie of pulp novel characters in this solo deckbuilding word game.
Just like in the original game Paperback - and the follow-up game Hardback - you will build your own deck of cards throughout the game, and those cards will have letters to help you spell words every turn. But in Paperback Adventures, instead of testing your wordsmithing wit against other players, you will use your words to defeat a series of AI enemies in "roguelike" fashion.
Paperback Adventures is a solo-focused game. It was designed from the ground up as a strategic, highly-replayable solo word game. There are also additional gameplay variants for cooperative play between two players. There are three playable characters that have different strengths and playstyles.
The core box is NOT A COMPLETE GAME! One Character Box required (Ex Machina, Damsel or Plothook)