TLDR: Legacy uses worker placement and card management mechanics to tell the story of a dynasty, and in the solo variant, the story of a dynasty in reverse. More than anything, it tells a story. If you have played "story" games before (such as Gloom) and enjoyed them, then Legacy is probably a game to add to your collection. I know I did!
Showing posts with label solo variant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label solo variant. Show all posts
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Solo Variant Review: Legacy: The Testament of Duke de Crecy by Michiel Hendriks
TLDR: Legacy uses worker placement and card management mechanics to tell the story of a dynasty, and in the solo variant, the story of a dynasty in reverse. More than anything, it tells a story. If you have played "story" games before (such as Gloom) and enjoyed them, then Legacy is probably a game to add to your collection. I know I did!
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Legacy,
Michiel Hendriks,
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Friday, January 3, 2014
Out of the Box: Solo-Role Pandemic
And I don't mean "solo" as in one person plays multiple roles. I mean solo as in just one role against the board.
Ballsy? Of course.
Crazy? You bet.
Challenging? You have no idea.
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