‘Fairytale Gloom’- Fantasy Board Game Review

‘Fairytale Gloom’- Fantasy Board Game Review

The Bottled Imp

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@Studio7283
@Studio7283 - 03.02.2017 17:12

Your right clear cards are an underused concept in card games, would like to see more. I've not played it yet but Mystic Vale uses clear cards, its branded as a card building game. And if you like fairy tale based card games check out Dark Tales, this one I've played loads, got all the expansions and I have to say its great. Dark Tales doesn't seem to get a lot of buzz, not sure why as its always gone down well to everyone I've introduced to it.

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@thatspookyfeeling
@thatspookyfeeling - 03.02.2017 21:35

Yes, fairy tales are fun. I like the concept of happy/unhappy ending. Wonder when the card game came out, if it could inspire the TV show Once Upon a Time that is dedicated to fairy tales and their modern retelling. Definitely an originally concept for a board game. Thanks for your thorough explanation of the mechanics of it.
Gomez

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@davedogge2280
@davedogge2280 - 03.02.2017 21:41

I swear I saw a Gloom in Space advertised recently. Closest mechanism of overlaying semi transparent cards is perhaps only Mystic Vale.

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@Utubesuxmycock
@Utubesuxmycock - 06.02.2017 03:48

I have a really cool recommendation for you to review; boardgame related. Wizard's Brew. You play as wizards trying to cull ingredients to brew the elixir of life. Its a competitive game. Wizards, spells, alchemy. It looks bad ass

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@777revelator
@777revelator - 07.11.2018 07:15

I have a couple of versions of the game and my favorite part is building stories out of the cards we play, so that the characters interact and have a continuous story that everyone has to try and keep track of.

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