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Hoist the T.I.M.E Agency flag and ready yourselves to cross the high seas with Brotherhood of the Coast, the seventh T.I.M.E Stories expansion. Four seasoned T.I.M.E agents have been sent on a mission in the Caribbean in the 17th century, but contact has been cut off and their location remains a mystery. The receptacles in question are four well-known buccaneer brothers, and your help is needed to track them down. Rally your motley crew and ready yourselves for anything is possible in the waters that await you.
CarlosSpicyweener
-sold- Well well well... Cool setting, nice design ideas... but... The more expansions I play the more I cool down on T.I.M.E Stories. First of all the release cycle is slow. We are far away from the the initial 3 per year. This is just too slow. Especially with the meta story between the scenarios. You can't remember the little stuff that you learn months later... so it just is a "different scenario each time" game. The second thing is that the scenarios show that ideas are too ambitious. They want to pack so much into each scenario but this results in a game of too many repetitions. You are doing several runs just to optimize your flow so that you can manage to win. This is ok but not if you do this every scenario and then for 2-3 tries AFTER you figured out what to do... No, you need to spend another hour to just do everything in the correct order that you make it in time. I'm sorry T.I.M.E Stories but you did so well in the beginning.
CoyoteStarrk88
I feel like this concept's charm fades away with time. This wasn't bad at all just didn't give the "I cannot wait for the next scenario" feeling that previously was there. I cannot point on a single thing on why would this story stands out of the others. We've seen better art, more charming atmosphere, and better puzzles. The big new thing here -the naval combat- is quite boring. Drawing "At Sea" cards were exiting at 1st but got uninteresting.
enzo622
We started playing this game series in 2015. There was a point in this game where we had to decide what course of action to take, and we argued for 25 minutes on which way to go due to the context the game had created. It was wonderful and very impressive that a game can create this type of experience.