The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine Review - By Board Of It

Board Of It reviews the hottest co-op trick-taking game of 2020 - The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine. Currently, The Crew is rocketing up BGG's top 100, so watch to find out if it lives up to the hype! Also, doggos.

0:00 - Intro
1:46 - How-to-play
4:22 - What We Love
6:55 - The Difficulty
8:02 - What We Don't Like
10:06 - Final Thoughts

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[MichaelDart]

Let the dogs know that each suit colour has a different symbol. They can play after all!

[eNVyBoardGaming]

We sooo want to review this one but honestly we haven't played it with any other player count aside from two (with Jarvis AI) -- we'll have to change that really soon! I do still enjoy it with two players though.

[thamesandkosmos]

Yeah, lots of high-fives in this game. Thanks for the coverage!

[BoardAtHome]

The way I've taught this game to people, especially if they've never played a trick taking game, is to first teach them how to play hearts. This helps get them into the idea of trick taking and the game play is so similar. When we move to The Crew it's like, ok, now we are going to add some new ideas like missions.

[spaztekwarrior]

I’ve been humming and hawing about this game for so long. I think the abstract notion of this is putting me off. Having said that Lost Cities is super abstract and it’s one of my favourite two player games. :)
I’m still undecided. :) thanks for this video ... and stay safe !
Greetings from Canada
Peter.

[ms]

An astronaut-dog re-theme sounds like a great idea, but hopefully the dogs make it through training and don't get caught up on the limited color vision issue :)
This is one of the lighter games you've covered on your channel. Do you all have a particular weight of game that you usually gravitate towards?