I call games like Leviathan Wilds “granola cereal games”. Easy to pull out, crunchy, and satisfying.

sounds like a good one - for me I grew up with clue and risk, and stratego and then in college played Diplomacy with a few good friends - the hours of fun through the negotiation phases more than the theme were what made that game a blast - now i play a variety of mostly lighter family games with my family which i love, but also want to get some more in depth gaming at some point ----- i always enjoy your reviews and channel - keep on keeping on!

Just dropping a quick comment to say you are absolutely fantastic. Really high quality content, incredibly well spoken and meaningfully ciritcal. Best youtube sub on my list!

Great review for a great game! I actually do love playing two handed rather than the “official” solo mode. Feels like it helps make you feel the interactions much better with one characters strength picking up on the others weakness.

Glad to hear your thoughts on this one. Looking forward to the reprint via KS (hopefully) later this year. Long ago, I enjoyed playing MTG and Skytear Horde really scratches that itch well solo.

This game is really unique and awesome! I have greatly enjoyed my plays of it. I can’t wait to see what they plan to add in their next campaign. Maybe some hero levels with unlockable hero cards to add that sense of progression.

Great overview, Jack! I’m curious, do you have a favorite Leviathan and/or character and/or class? We just made it into 2⚙️ pages and while I’ve loved the multiple plays of the first three, Watcher was absolutely a blast. Not sure if I have a favorite character or class just yet, but while I appreciate the inclusion of the goofy luckfest that is the Gambler, I’m not sure I necessarily need to play that one again, haha

I really appreciate the non-connected one-off scenario approach of Leviathan Wilds. We do not need or want more campaign games.