Steampunk Rally Fusion - Tutorial & Playthrough

Teaching Timestamps:
Introduction - 0:00
Game overview - 0:36
Game start & draft phase - 2:49
Adding parts to a machine - 4:51
Selling cards - 6:45
Racing phase - 12:01
Gearing up a card - 14:12
Overcharge action - 17:24
Rough terrain & taking damage - 18:09
Lightbulb actions - 19:29
Secret projects explanation - 22:03
Smooth movement - 25:47
Traps explanation - 26:11
Damage phase - 26:56
Upkeep phase - 27:55
Venting phase - 35:05
Artifact locations & events - 46:02
How the game ends & how to win - 49:44

[GettingGames]

CORRECTIONS:
10:53 - Annie should also gain a red die from their selling bonus.

[bensmithxlvi]

This looks fun. Great playthrough as usual! “Smooth movement” makes me laugh every time but that’s probably my own problem

[MarioStylez]

This was one of the best tutorial videos for a board game I have seen. Well done :)

[VikingKittens]

Excellent run through of the rules. Thanks and really well done!

[theercs]

Great playthrough Jon! One thing I noticed. At 10:55 Annie should get a red heat die for selling a card.

[Skycroft]

Maybe link to your Steampunk Rally Playthrough as well? It's one of your earlier videos, but the game isn't that different.

I'm not a huge fan of race games. I do like the crazy evolving steampunk machines as a theme, but mechanics wise I do prefer El Dorado or maybe Cubitos.

10:53 Annie should get a red die.

[Mimandr]

Hey can you maybe make a second channel or videos where you post a full version of the playthrough? I totally get why u do that but sometimes I enjoy the playthrough very much and get very disappointed when you suddenly say: and now we skip to the end

[Jemethyy]

Great stuff Jon. I imagine this game would go by very fast with everyone playing simultaneously. Did you get a chance to play it outside of this video and if so, what did you think?

[propcustomz]

Would it be a good idea to get a matching set of black dice, so that when a die is “spent” you can replace it with a black die while you vent it for a couple turns? That way newer players don’t have to remember what dice are already spent from round to round.

[juanfelix]

does this game really easy to learn for beginner or newbie in board game?