Sorcerer City Full Playthrough - JonGetsGames

Here is my Sorcerer City Full Playthrough! Paid sponsorship by Druid City Games.

[tomaspadilla]

I dug the real time vid caps as you were laying down tiles for all players. I think that can come in real handy on future playthroughs too. The theme was throwing me off, but this helped me decide to back it. Thanks!

[mattlowder]

I have been waiting for a playthrough of this game for months. I have now made my decision. Thank you.

[Goldarsek]

Really good video to help understand how turns work. Especially when players play simultaneously. Thanks for explaining different possible strategies while you play. That's really helpful to understand how choices can impact your game.

[jacewilliams]

At 39:00 You forgot to include the wild tile in counting up adjacent yellow tiles. But, it was a frantic round. Damn that dragon!!!

[MalachiBrown]

At 17:30 you gained 4 influence but you moved the counter from 4 up to 9.

[peterkieling]

Great Playthrough for a great Game especially the Deluxe Version

[MalachiBrown]

At 39:20, the green area was good until the connecting tile was removed when goblins were played...

[KeithJDavies]

At about 42:00, blue player added 18 prestige to 29 prestige, for 48 prestige. It should have been 47. Not that that one point makes a difference in the end.

[tobl-]

Interestingly, it seems like some degree of deck-thinning would help in this game since you can dedicate more time to each tile's best placement and won't have good tiles left unused because your stack got too thick. But if so, the Dragon would actually be a bonus and the catch-up mechanism wouldn't help much at all.

[repeataftermeme]

I wasn't sure about this game at first. Then watching some play throughs and reviews I still wasn't sure lol. Then they upgraded the art and I'm huge on a game having interesting art and solid graphic design that makes sense. I'm not pickey but then again I am. Seeing the new art and better graphic design, made the game more visually appealing which is a plus for me. Seeing how fast the game is played peeked my interest more. The deck building aspect peeked it more. The simple point scoring for all resources and money makes it seem like it's easy to teach. The colorfulness would be appealing to my daughter so in the end I upgraded to the deluxe edition when the pledge manager came out. Seeing the early versions of the game to what it is now shows a huge difference. It's more refined, artistically appealing, and little goodies we're unlocked via stretch goals. For me, it was a win win.

[benphelan]

39 minute mark you didn't score your rainbow tile for gold production:)

[npckse]

The game looks fun and a little frantic. Not necessarily sold on the art on the components. Still I think this may be worth looking at

[jomibaco]

Hi Jon! Thanks for the review. I already know this is a paid review for the game on kickstarter but... Would you mind to tell us your final thoughts or your initial impression about the game? 🤔

[davidiezzi]

Magic looks wildly overpowered. Since it's a wild, I'm struggling to find out why it's not obviously the best of the colors.

[anablic]

Don't think this games for me, I do love that box art though.

[AdamLindell]

This is a great design with a terrible theme and component quality.

[jacqueszachariethaddeuspon]

Can you please play Harry potter hogwarts battle please thanks