How to Play Little Alchemists - Levels 1 & 2

Welcome our Alchemy students! Here's everything you need to know before you start playing Little Alchemists, our deduction board game of potion-making for the entire family!

00:00 Intro
01:11 Setting Up Level 1
02:46 Playing Level 1
06:19 Customers
07:49 End of Level 1
08:30 Level 2
10:32 End of Level 2

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[daemnfaust]

The components again look so well done. Very nice!

[Skorrigan]

08:38 The "Fury Board"
* show the "Theory Board". That was hilarious 😂

[TheJirator]

I'm curious how did master alchemy Lukas mastered English? I assume this is not an average level of Czech teenager:-) Well done Lukas, great tutorial and CGE nailed the video background.

[Kepler-hp]

Alchemists is one of my favourite board game ever but sadly is quite complex (actually I like it for this reason too) and it's difficult for me to play it with others. I didn't know but I was expecting this version of the game. It has been an istant buy!

[dddmmm]

It is a funky rulebook for such a simple game, wished instructions were better tabulated.

[xyzxyz]

Great explanation, Lucas! But are you sure about these locked boxes?
Meow theory is there are more ingredients in the next boxes like delicious tuna, or maybe even chicken tenderloin;) 😻

[dddmmm]

If you already sold to the revealed customers, but there are still a whole stack of ingredients and few turns ahead until another customer is revealed, what do you do in those turns? Do you just pass?

[TheKiltedKraut]

I love CGE games!! I have several of them and find each and every one of them high quality and entertaining.

However...this video is not very high quality in the sense that I can't understand a thing the guy wearing the witch hat is saying?!! His accent is so thick...I have tried multiple times to back up the video to listen to what he says again and I just don't understand anything he says!!

I wish you folks at cge would think about this in the future when it comes to putting out video content. Your customer base needs to be able to understand what's being said without struggling to do so.