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chearns
After 27 plays: Well, it took me 27 plays to beat every possible level the game has to offer. I guess now we'll see if it has replayability after that or not. To note, I played the game with a bag after game 12, it makes tile shuffling much easier. The most difficult aspect for me was properly planning my structure: I'd often make choices that would put me in hot water later, needing to use special powers to get out of the situation. I suspect those were some of the most fun moments. If the properly planning was the most fun, I likely would have done that part better. If I play again, I'm sure I'll play it at max difficulty with The Unnameable Horror and The Pantry, difficult variant, as that's the variant that has you juggling the most options, and juggling lots of options is an aspect I tend to enjoy in solo games. Finished The School of Architects with The Vigil The School of Architects The School of Architects with the Prophet on third ordeal The Admiral's Academy with The Premonition The Admiral's Academy The Admiral's Academy with The Prison The Menace The Menace with The Unnameable Horror The Menace with The Pantry The Menace with The Unnameable Horror and The Pantry The Menace with The Unnameable Horror and The Pantry, difficult variant
cbazler
2-players. Not my favorite of the Oniverse games. We have not played the "full" game, yet, but the randomness of the tile draws can really screw you, and I feel like you don't have as much agency compared to, say Onirim or Sylvion. I do want to try again with all the special abilities, because I feel the learning games don't offer enough to mitigate the luck.
carlo
Not taking in consideration Urbion, which I didn't play yet, this one seems the weakest of the series; it's not bad, and it's quite well designed and balanced; the point is that the puzzle-solving aspect makes it more dry and mechanical; and this goes against the theme Just one advice: move on from the basic version as soon as possible since there isn't much game in it (contrarily to the basic version of Sylvion, which I found quite enjoyable); this is for learning the basic mechanisms only and it shouldn't take more than 2 or 3 plays