Watch “Tutorial & Solo Playthrough of Aethermon Collect - Solo Board Game,” a how-to-play guide for Aethermon: Collect from Tabletop For One on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Tabletop For One on YouTube:
In this video, I teach and play through the solo mode of Aethermon Collect. Aethermon Collect is a set collection puzzle game with a fun anime theme that pays homage to the classic monster catching game. Aethermon Collect is coming to Gamefound August 1st.
Check out Aethermon Collect here:
https://gamefound.com/projects/aethermon-studios/aethermon-collect
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Music by Paul Shapera
00:00 Introduction
00:13 Overview
02:18 Setup
02:37 Rules Overview
05:33 Start of Gameplay
07:39 Limited Option
07:59 Can't Collect That One
10:03 Options Further Limited
10:44 Final Scoring
12:13 Final Thoughts & Outro
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Mainly reviews. Aethermon: Collect is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 8 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, and 3 recorded sessions.
2 - 4 players
10 - 20 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Aethermon: Collect, from BoardGameGeek:
Join Rika, Haru, BEB0 and Followoof, four lost souls who have come together to explore the World of Aethermon!
Aethermon: Collect is a quick, set-collection game with both co-operative and competitive game modes.
Players take turns to move the shared Group Token horizontally or vertically around a grid of Aethermon cards, collecting any Aethermon on which they land. At the end of the game, the values of each player's collected Aethermon are tallied; if a player has every Aethermon of a family set the points value of that set is doubled. Scores are combined to form the team score (co-operative) or kept separate as personal scores (competitive). The goal is to achieve the highest score.
Co-operative mode invites players to work together in order to solve the unique puzzle presented by the board. Competitive mode introduces powerful, rule-bending artefacts to out-wit opponents with one-time-only changes to movement or gameplay.
-description from the publisher