Frank plays Emberleaf

A full playthrough of Emberleaf with 2-players.

You can learn how to play Emberleaf here:

You can learn how to play Emberleaf solo here:

You can watch the solo mode of Emberleaf being played here:

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[philomorph]

I'm interested! I assume you've done a fair amount of playtesting at higher player counts, but all the videos are only 1-2 players, so it's hard to get a feel for how much analysis paralysis crops up with 4-5 newer players at the table.

Does 2 hours seem a realistic play time for higher player counts? After a couple plays to get comfortable with it does it speed up significantly, or does experience just open up the space for even more brain burn, slowing rounds down?

[JulioR]

The game looks awesome! The art is such a plus for the game. But I feel like the art gets in the way of the graphic design regarding the main board and the player boards. From the videos, I kept confusing some of the little trees of the background design with the resource icons. On the map, I feel like the danger tokens mix in too well and I feel like players will either forget they're there or will have to ask other players to read the values from across the board. I hope some of these aspects can be improved on during Kickstarter. Thank you for reading! I'm keeping this game in mind!

[shayanaminnjad]

By the way Frank, the way trophies work is a bit strange to me. The last person who places a tile in a region will get the trophy. But how about the hard work of other people there? Shouldn't they get something better? What is the rationale behind this decision?