Thanks for mentioning that. I'm a solo gamer and was wondering if you could

+Jay Eckberg Thanks Jay! Good timing as I am running my first Kickstarter in 2 weeks for my channel. Feel free to catch up on my reviews as there are over 500 of them at my website (gameboygeek.com)

Awesome Gary!

HI Donna, That is an original composition from myself. I am a sax player, and a music producer so I played every instrument you hear there (including the drum beat).

TheGameBoyGeek - Hi Quality Hi Energy Board Game Reviews Nice!! You should sell clips on some of those sites that sell drops for radio & podcast production! I knew you were a sax player b/c you played at the end of the video. Do you use all real instruments, including the tympani? Did you know Enya did every voice and instrument in her albums? No wonder it took at least 2 years between albums! Anyway, I love that clip. It's simple, but has energy and an appealing chord progression. Did you also compose the bed under your voiceover at the beginning of the vid? I hope you are able to make a living from your composing and performing! I played saxophone from Grades 4-12 and then again in a community band as an adult. I played alto, tenor, and bari sax but my fave by far was the tenor sax. Too bad that was the school's instrument and not my own or I might still be playing b/c I miss it all these years later. I still have a 100 year old bari sax that I've been trying to sell for years, but they are expensive, as you know, so most individuals can't buy one on a whim.

Thanks, I use real sax, then all others are done with me playing the keyboard. I don't do music full time, but am an engineer full time. I'm doing less music now since I'm trying to do the Board Game reviews full time soon. But I'll need to grow the Kickstarter campaign a lot over the next few years to make that a reality. Here was the campaign from this year...www.kickstarter.com/projects/293767764/game-boy-geek-season-4/description

+Jeff Fike Yes 2 players act as 2 characters. It's just more engaging only reading once per turn and listening to the others. The publisher recently told me they are re-designing the future scenarios to be better with 2 players.

+Bob Gabriels Oh yes I did! They re-released it a few years ago and I played through it again. Brought me right back to my childhood!

+Nuubster Was it worth it?

+DarthMessias yes yes yes yes :-D it's a great game:-D

+Jaja Amarillo I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but to not spoil it for others probably putting your question in the forum here with the spoiler tags. boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/146508/time-stories

+fajero Definitely not! I filmed about 12 reviews over the last 1.5 weeks and they are all scheduled at different times.

+Sebastiaan Kuijs Nothing gets destroyed so you can play it again, but you'll know the major plot twists. It is fun to watch others go through it and experience it. You could play it again with them, but you'd need to not push towards the tough puzzle solutions once you know them (really the final one).

+Akira ps Each scenario can be played more than once (not destructive play like a legacy style game). But most likely after one play through (which takes 4-6 hours) you probably won't play it again because you know the story and how to solve it. But there are new scenarios every 3 months and 4 already available. It's totally worth it because it's the most immersive board ever designed. Period.

+TheGameBoyGeek - Hi Quality Hi Energy Board Game Reviews Thank you. seems like this is a great game, hope my vocabulary is good enough to play this :D

+zeroisnine Well you don't need to here either. Me and my friend are going to play today and we paid 1/4 each.

+fajero Is this a common thing? I've never done this or heard of this (though I'm not surprised it has happened). How do you determine who keeps the physical copy?

+zeroisnine I do not know if it is common, but we have done it with some other stuff too, like paints an brushes for miniatures, the miniatures themselves and we plan to do the same for pandemic legacy. Well, we are all close friends so I can't imagine that it will become an issue, I guess it will be the one that has the most room =)

+zeroisnine WIth normal board games usually one person buys and keeps it. In this case since it's consumable it much more fits that model where people could chip in for it since it's one and done. Otherwise, you could say that you spend $10 on a movie ticket for 3 movies (90 min movies). You're already at about the same price without the popcorn or drink. Plus that's assuming you finish it in 3 runs which may or may not happen.

+zeroisnine Just use the comparison that for the cost of seeing four movies that last six hours in total you can play this game four times.

+Christopher Joseph Many people skip intro's and skip around the video, so I wanted to be sure they knew what I was showing that might look like spoilers truly aren't. For example the Day room might look like a spoiler to the majority of viewers that most likely didn't do their own research before watching the video.

+TheGameBoyGeek - Hi Quality Hi Energy Board Game Reviews I totally disagree with Christopher. It would be a lot shorter? Maybe 30-45 seconds. Thats why it would be much more enjoyable for you? Come on dude. Dan I have to thank you that you were so considerate and telling us again and again that there are no spoilers. This game is a new experience for all of us, so you did really well with this review :)