Absolutely fantastic! Thanks so much for this. So happy that you two enjoy the games so much!

When I first tried "Undaunted Normandy", my first thought was: "This is a clever little game". It's only gotten better since then. David Thompson has really made a game where which can re-introduce wargaming to the masses. Undaunted has completely replaced Memoir-44 as the goto game to play with my son. This is refreshing in a sea of low-player-interaction publications.

Tali's "bloody brilliant" was wonderful. I like this new review style 😂

Just found your channel recently and am really enjoying your content. It was a pleasant morning drinking a cup of coffee and watching this video. Keep up the great work. BTW - Just listened to the first episode of your podcast and hope you do more of them. Best from Arkansas, US.

These buyer guides are fantastic. - a helpful resource for sure.

Glad you are giving sone extra coverage to these brilliant, clever, elegant, thrilling games. They've been a hit with everyone ive showed them to. Glad you liked BoB I found it a blast, you pay for mistakes, initiative is more critical than ever and the constantly shifting battlefield really makes you think about your deck (bombing the moving ships with slow, clunky bombers... stressful in a good way).

Great review and explanation of the different games. I only have Battle of Britain. I may have to look at the ground games 😊. Thanks again for a great review

You really are great at informing about the different games. You speak clearly and really helpful. Plus, you are a nice looking couple!

Hi guys, love the channel, but really love the podcast! Looking forward to new episodes!

Very helpful!! Thank you!!

I was lost in front of Amazon. Thanks to you guys, now I know what to order 💪🏻🔝

I absolutely love the 4 player scenarios, my favorite way to play. I wish they’d release more!

Your buyer's guides ae so useful. Looking at this set of games as something to play with my husband. We both love history but I do tend to buy a lot of plant/animal/nature style games and struggle to find good history based ones.

Very detailed guide! Thanks for the video! Just planning in these days which Undaunted for start... Probably Normandy with Reinfocements.

Played Battle of Britain last night. I think it’s the best of the series.

excellent buyers guide. thank you very much.

Enjoyed this video. Well done, new sub.

I like the style of your reviews. Concise and informative. In your opinion, does it make sense to dive into this Undaunted series if I am a totally solo player. Thanks!

Buy them all; the boxes look fantastic!

Thanks a lot! :)

Thanks for the review. I have Normandy and will probably get the others. Love that the campaign do not tell you to destroy the game. I watched in horror back in 2011~2012 as companies found a way to make board games disposable, and the community though it was a great idea. After 10 years I still find "legacy" games grotesque and insulting, and are the only games I refuse to play (let alone buy)

Fantastic, this was just what I was looking for. Also have you played Spirit Island and if so, would a "Buyers guide to Spirit Island" be something you are interested in making?

Awaiting Undaunted 2200:)))))😮😅

They all good, this give me dillema

Does the later ones come with better components?

I have played Undaunted: North Africa and in general I like the system. I have not played Undaunted: Normandy, but based on the rule book I've noticed the following: all the tokens and cards are symmetric. The asymmetry is determined by (a) which cards are in your starting decks and supplies; and (b) the shape of the scenario tiles and starting locations. This means you can easily design your own scenarios which are 100% guaranteed to be balanced: lay out the terrain tiles in a symmetric way, with symmetric starting locations. Give both players the same starting deck and supply. Randomly decide who starts with the initiative. This option is not available in Undaunted: North Africa, as the pieces are asymmetric. You cannot give both players the same starting decks or the same supplies. Or, if you can, your design space is _very_ limited. This is my analysis from first principles. I don't have any experience suggesting what the value and relevance is. I'd be curious to hear if anyone has designed their own scenarios for Normandy and anything else, respectively. Was the balance an issue? Was it more relaxing to design your own scenarios for Normandy, with balance worries out of the way? Of course, one expects the scenarios in the book to be reasonably balanced through extensive play testing. For one-off home designs, play testing resources are somewhat limited; hence there's a premium on inherent symmetry.

I have watched many playthroughs of all the games and, to be honest, it just doesn't grip me. I don't like the box art or the art style in general either, unfortunately. Hard pass for me.

Thanks!