After being confused how this game works and after 30 other videos, I finally understand the basics of how this game works thanks to this video thanks lol

Everyone says the tree is gimmicky and makes the game feel "over produced" but it really does help manage the huge deck. Especially if they're sleeved and likely to slip and slide.

Thank you, I needed a refresher. It's been awhile since I played. This was perfect!

I don’t own this game and never played it. Was just looking at this vid for research what next solo game I should get. I was able to understand everything that happened in this game thanks to how well you explain the game, how you zoom into every play you’re gonna make. And how you speak your strategies and zoom into every card you’re talking so that I can see it and read it. Also your cheery tone and mood soothes the experience of watching you play. I acknowledge the hard work that you must put into a video as you’re not only just playing the game, you’re taking your camera into the game too which could also distract your strategies or make you forget what was supposed to happen next, yet that never seems to happen to you. Good job and I’ll be looking at more solo plays from you!

Such a great game. 😁 Thank you for the playthrough. 😀👍

Great playthrough! I'm excited to play my version after Christmas and I will be sure to watch this one very closely to make sure I understand the nuances/dynamics of some of the cards.

Awesome playthrough, gj!

Hey Mike! Great playthrough! I enjoyed it very much!! Love Everdell so thanks for showing the solo mode. I'll have to give it a go! One small thing. At 19:21 when preparing for Summer you should draw 2 Meadow cards. You drew 2 from the face down stack.

Great solo play through of a fantastic game. Thank you for doing this!

this looks like a great game now about to go on to KS to see if i can get the expansions and this

My wife said I could buy one game for fathers day. After watching this playthrough I just had to get it. Thank you for the excellent playthrough! Now if only there were more frequent fathers day celebrations lol

Thanks for the play through Mike. The directions were missing a very important note that you clarified. Rugwort does not get a set of cards dealt to him. Printed instructions say to set up the game as you would for two players. Well, that would mean that Rugwort, assuming he is the #2 player, gets 6 cards in his hand. I was so confused by this.

Not sure if you've played Lost Ruins of Arnak? Gameplay seems to be similar in certain instances? Keen to hear your comparison (if you're familiar, that is).

great play-through, thanks! Just two questions - it appears on your first turn that you made two actions - both gained resources by playing a worker and also gained that card from the meadow in slot 8 - Is the first turn unique and allowing those two actions together? Also, you grabbed the two basic events at the same time without allowing your opponent a dice-roll. Is that part of the rules or a miss-step on your part? Thanks!

Forgot to collect points for the Journey. That’s net an extra point.

At 7:55, you replace the empty 8 slot with the General Store. I understand that. Then suddenly the Shopkeeper shows up. Why? Did you put it in your hand as well?

At 19:23, you act surprised of the cards you drew from the meadow, even though meadow cards are face up which means you have a choice on which ones to choose. Did you draw these from the deck instead? And if so, why? The instructions say to draw two meadow cards.

So when you prepare for summer do you draw two cards from meadow or from the deck?

Nice to see someone else play it. The only thing is that you’re only allowed to have one unique construction (or critter for that matter) per category and you played multiple?

I like the d8 to choose which card the AI builds. It's minimal fiddliness that more or less simulates another player.

Can two players go against Rugwort?

Thanks bro! Like You’re comment and it gets me going

Playthrough start 5:44