Kickstarter Page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/438141406/trickerion-legends-of-illusion/description
Finalized rules: http://files.geekdo.com/geekfile_download.php?filetype=application/pdf&filename=Rules+of+Play_final.pdf&filecode=qz6yeabph3&validationcode=9eb8219efbae723cf68f3612e4a79ea2
I'm really excited for this game, and the Kickstarter is offering the game a decent amount under the expected $75 MSRP. The craziest thing: For just $1, you can get a full art Print and Play download of the game. The physical components are gorgeous (especially now with all these funded stretch goals) and I trust these guys on order fulfillment, so I'm personally going for the $59 box game with all the expansions. Overall, this is a big game with a cool theme that innovates on the worker placement genre through its location cards and its action point system. It also sounds like they know what they're doing in terms of If big 2-3 hour board games are things you play, I'd strongly recommend checking this out and at least going for the $1 tier. If they aren't things you play, I recommend trying out some inexpensive quick and simple games like Coup, Mascarade, and Hanabi (all available on Amazon).
If you want to see the game in play to get a better idea of it, here's a decent video series that goes through the thought processes of a couple of turns (Read the rules link above for more info):
In general for checking out the game: Just look at that kickstarter page. It's got a lot of detail and some flashy animations and World Champion magic trick videos.
Finalized rules: http://files.geekdo.com/geekfile_download.php?filetype=application/pdf&filename=Rules+of+Play_final.pdf&filecode=qz6yeabph3&validationcode=9eb8219efbae723cf68f3612e4a79ea2
I'm really excited for this game, and the Kickstarter is offering the game a decent amount under the expected $75 MSRP. The craziest thing: For just $1, you can get a full art Print and Play download of the game. The physical components are gorgeous (especially now with all these funded stretch goals) and I trust these guys on order fulfillment, so I'm personally going for the $59 box game with all the expansions. Overall, this is a big game with a cool theme that innovates on the worker placement genre through its location cards and its action point system. It also sounds like they know what they're doing in terms of If big 2-3 hour board games are things you play, I'd strongly recommend checking this out and at least going for the $1 tier. If they aren't things you play, I recommend trying out some inexpensive quick and simple games like Coup, Mascarade, and Hanabi (all available on Amazon).
If you want to see the game in play to get a better idea of it, here's a decent video series that goes through the thought processes of a couple of turns (Read the rules link above for more info):
In general for checking out the game: Just look at that kickstarter page. It's got a lot of detail and some flashy animations and World Champion magic trick videos.
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