Best Board Games on Kickstarter with Becca Scott and Ruel Gaviola | Good Lookin' Kickstarters #19

Becca Scott and Ruel Gaviola have the list and the links of what board games are Lookin' Good on @Kickstarter this week!

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We'll be on break for the holidays and returning sometime next year with a new format! Until then, hey, you all are Lookin' Good!

Games:
00:45 Call to Adventure: Epic Origins
03:25 Karaj-e-Tal: Artisans of the Taj Mahal
05:15 Hegemony
08:35 Star Fighters: Rapid Fire
10:30 American Bookshop & Cinderella's Dance

KICKSTARTER LINKS

►CALL TO ADVENTURE: EPIC ORIGINS
►KARAJ-E-TAL: ARTISANS OF THE TAJ MAHAL
►HEGEMONY
►STAR FIGHTERS: RAPID FIRE
►AMERICAN BOOKSHOP & CINDERELLA'S DANCE

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[hegemonicprojectgames]

Hi Becca! Thank you so much for featuring Hegemony in your video and for your enthusiasm for our game! :)

[DICEToyLabs]

Whoa! What! Woohoo! Super thrilled that you picked Karigar-e-Taj! Becca Scott and Ruel Gaviola! Both checking out our game!! Woohoo!

[jabbawookeez]

hegemony is the one im going for. it aint like 20 teirs to get, you pledge for the base game and 1 add on that was free for backing it the first 48 hours.

[nightcatarts]

The nice thing about bathroom stalls is that you can scramble up on top of the dividers and perch there like a gargoyle to escape from mad crowds, at least until you get arrested.
I really like the presentation of Karigar-e-Taj; good simple layout but versatile enough for a lot of replayability.
I hope we get a playthrough of Hegemony at some point down the line. It's not often a game is so openly politics-based & it's really good to see one not try to hide that. Perhaps it'll get more people invested in.. everything.

[andrewbakescakes]

Call to Adventure is so much like a game I was envisioning, but ruined by a few key elements.
- "Rune rolling". Luck in a game like this would just be frustrating.
- Player interaction is non-existent - they can only watch each other. Seems like Splendor. It's multi-player solitaire.
- The game can be thrown by attacking the final enemy before ready, since everyone can only attack it once. If not defeated, all lose.