Dan, this is another of your great videos! Given the high quality and lack of availability of this game (Rumble Nation), I recommend picking up "Sequoia" instead as an alternative. While reviews of the latter suggest that the game is rather light and lacking in substance, I recommend playing Rumble Nation (RN) with the Sequoia (SQ) components instead (square tiles shuffled for a random layout). In lieu of the RN board, the SQ square tiles can be reconfigured to recreate the RN layout, albeit without the special power cards (latter, I would argue are not necessary). With 1st place area control captured by points on the square tiles (and white leaves for cascading), the 2nd place points could be reflected with capture of the circular tokens, regardless of color. What do you think?

This looks great. Hopefully this will come to the States in an English language version soon.

Great review! What type and size are those dice? I like to add something similar to my version of Rumble Nation.

Seems interesting! Now I wonder how to get a copy :S It remind me a bit of King is Dead 2nd Edition, which one you prefer?

played it in 2p over the weekend. not sure if it's a keeper for this player count as tie advantage seems too strong. what do you think about this?

That cascade feels like a large swing.. the bar is gonna be high for my opponent.. I can see my girlfriend never wanting to play this.

I've seen people call this 'El Grande light' - do you feel that's a fair/accurate observation?

Reminds me of an uglier yet mechanically superior version of 8 minute empires.

Read the rules. This game seems superb at 3 or 4.

if you're going to delete comments on your videos it would be nice to at least respond first so as to give a brief alert/reason so that we know not to in the future. Just wanted to help people play this obscure game by sharing one of the easier ways to get it. I like your videos but this left a bit of a bad taste in my mouth.