Hair Brained Games Review - The British Way (GMT)

We look at this compilation of four sequential COIN experiences centered on The British Way (post-WWII).

NOTE: Apologies for the Shatner level "dramatic pause" at the 35:00 or so mark. I usually catch those in editing.

[arik]

Great review. I have the game but have only played once. Where are the links to the 2 really good play throughs?

[bankingonmoney]

I have to admit this one has me interested with the 4 different scenarios/maps. Sometimes making games little more simple but more game options with different challenges are good. My last few Coin plays were much better multiplayer than solo. I think the more complex coins are better multiplayer my opinion. I'm going to put in my future purchases category. Colonial Twilight was an example I enjoy multiplayer much better. Thanks for the sample playthrough, overview and playthrough. Happy belated father's day! Hope you enjoyed your time with the kids (or adults)! Have a great week.😮

[rockhopper]

Ok, I’m sold. I’m very selective with COIN games, as I’m driven more by the individual themes than I am by the game system itself. I thought that Colonial Twilight would cover me for the “knife fight in a phone booth” 2-player COIN that covers the travails of waning empire, but this looks so good. I’m particularly swayed by your own reaction to how good this was and your thankfulness for not letting it pass by, as I did.

Now excuse me, I’ve got to check my kid’s candy stash for Sour Patch Kids.

[Original_Maverick]

Thanks for the informative video! The COIN game I am waiting for is Red Dust Rebellion (setting looks awesome), but I appreciate the idea of a scaled-down 2 player game.. I have yet to try any in the series though. In the 2 player category, I was interested in A Gest of Robin Hood. From what I read, seems like games in that line are a spinoff of the COIN series. Is that one you have been looking at?