Luthier: Should You Back This Game? 🎻 (A Kickstarter Preview!)

In this video:
00:00 Intro
01:00 Gameplay Overview
07:28 Endgame Scoring
09:18 Art & Components
11:04 Complexity vs. Audience
11:34 Thematic Integration
12:39 Intuitive Mechanics
13:25 Replayability
14:03 Length & Fun Factor
16:22 Cost vs. Value
17:16 A Note on Player Count
18:04 Final Thoughts

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[lemilfy]

This game is tailored made for you! Great preview!!

[emmafradd]

Another classical music themed game! The art is great, loving the quavers and crotchets on the dice. It’s gotten to the point where the bigger the board - the more excited I get about learning the game lol.

On another note - Dave do you write music? Or do you ever play violin/viola for bands on their recordings? Just asking for a friend 🥸

[andzzz]

"Stringed instruments' always reminds me of that scene in Four Lions where Barry drives into a wall.

[laurencesingh]

Great preview! This one is definitely right up my alley. Also, minor point but thank you for putting out four public goal tiles to keep the building symmetrical. I was telling my wife last night that I would set it up that way always and just flip over the one we're not using. So, it was good to see what the back of them look like.

What did you think of the challenge of the solo mode? Was your game close in score?

[boardthenplay]

I am definitely backing this but I can’t decide which tier. Deciding between Symphony and Magnus Opus. Are u backing it? Which tier if you don’t mind divulging.

What are your thoughts on the realistic resources? Not sure if it is needed. The cubes look kinda classic as the main focus and the deluxification is really in the instrument side. That’s why if i go Symphony tier definitely need to get the instrument standees. The music in me just needs to be the real instruments show on the orchestral section.