So basically it’s the copy of “Power Grid”

Thank you for your great game and run through! I’ve been playing with friends recently and we have a question. Does bookkeeping occur at the end of turn 6? This came up and we all think no it does not occur, but wanted to confirm? If it does occur then there are stock price benefits for the fame leader and potential AC/DC patent leaders, and could thus impact final turn strategy.

It started off ok... Then it just became very confusing. The "tech tree" is never really explained. Can I only advance one tech spot, is the cost additive and why should I not just jump to the highest tech possible patent it and forget the lower techs?

Is it really possible to remember who's idea are you using? BTW Do I need to remember my ideas in order to gain extra points when opponents use it?

Ok, math in a hurry, I bet my students would love this

I wonder if they're still working on this

was this ever brought to Kickstarter? can't find much on it.

Why the need for background music...? Just give us the rules - the game and your commentary are interesting enough for us not to click off...annoying background music IS enough for me to click off.

Sounds like a neat idea. The problem is that you don't get the "Legacy" feel unless you buy the future Chronicles games? Does it permanently change games thus making them not replayable? Seems like a lot of details are missing. Although I guess since you released this back in July a lot has changed in its development.

Always great instruction, why did I waste time watching those "other" guys?

@Will- Thanks for your comment, but the stock value explanation is actually correct. The value of a stock is indeed based on the number the cube is currently on modified by the luminary’s rating and phase if applicable. Profits apply only to how much cash the company owner receives during the Bookkeeping phase. See the example on the bottom of page 9 of the rulebook. Hope that clarifies things.

The explanation for the stock values is incorrect. The value of the stock is based on the Profit, not the # the cube is currently on. Or at least that is the case when it comes to selling the stock. The rules aren't entirely clear on which # to look at while purchasing stocks.

Excellent play through! Thank you!

Looks great! Would love to know more about it how the system really works.