Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra, Playthrough & Impression (In English, board game, family game)

Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra is a quick abstract game designed by Michael Kiesling. It's for 2-4 players, it takes about 30-45 min. and is for the ages 8+
This is a new version of Azul that plays differently but with a lot of similarities.
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[@GirlyGamer-BoardGameGran]

I don't get to play games as often as I'd like, so when I am watching you guys, I at least feel like I have played with lovely people and enjoyed a game. Thank you as always for the great content ladies.

[@Game4LifeBG]

Thanks, I'm glad you feel that way. I'm lucky to have Line who also enjoyes playing games :D

[@katestrauch]

You two are the cutest. Thank you for such an enjoyable play through!

[@magdielescobar50]

You two are a dynamic duo. Your videos are so much fun to watch.

[@Game4LifeBG]

Thanks a lot Magdiel, it's our pleasure to make them.

[@magdielescobar50]

@@Game4LifeBG Thanks for the reply. Have to take advantage now...because the day will come that u will have over 10 thousand subscribers and it will get harder to reply. Congrats for the 1000 thousand.

[@Game4LifeBG]

@@magdielescobar50 Thanks, that's smart thinking. We will see, there is a long way to 10 thousand ;D

[@dangerousbeans2907]

I know I’ve watched this a couple years ago but I just watched it again. It’s been a while since I’ve played Sinatra. You two are a pleasure to watch. Thank you ❤️

[@Game4LifeBG]

Thank you very much :D

[@devilsadvocate6913]

Thank you so much for this playthrough! I just got the game today and was slightly overwhelmed by all the instructions. It was lovely to see the game played and rules applied.

[@Game4LifeBG]

That I'm glad to hear, thanks :)

[@GamerLisa]

Love the video ladies thank you! It's so much easier to learn on someone's playing the game

[@Game4LifeBG]

lisa wunder thank you, glad you found it helpful.

[@daivagee]

Another wonderful video. Thank you.

[@Game4LifeBG]

Thanks, glad you liked it.

[@Tremor1776]

Great video, really enjoyed the playthrough

[@Game4LifeBG]

Thank you Tremor.

[@JohnnyLeyenda]

I really enjoyed watching you play! It almost feels like I’m there too. You’re really nice and funny, and I was watching your moves and comparing them to my own choices if I was playing. Really beautiful game.

[@Game4LifeBG]

Thank you so much, happy you enjoyed our play through.

[@jolcheung2]

Lovely channel. Love the dynamics between you two : ) Thank you for this playthrough! Subscribed and greetings from Hong Kong!

[@Game4LifeBG]

Thank you Jolyon :D it's funny, we have just now filmed an onboxing of Blackout: Hong Kong, I'm copying the files to the computer right now ;)

[@jolcheung2]

@@Game4LifeBG Ahh yesss, Hong Kong theme + Alexander Pfister = must buy. Funny, I can "upgrade" the cardboard coins in the game to real Hong Kong metal dollars haha.

[@singsongcindy8865]

As always, I thank you for taking the time to create an EXCELLENT play through that helps us a) determine whether to buy a game, and b) much more quickly get up to speed in playing the game. Now that you have had all three azul versions for a while, which do you find yourselves playing most often, and why?

[@Game4LifeBG]

That is exactly why I make the videos, thank you very much ;D For me it's Summer Pavilion and for Line it’s Azul, but at the moment there are so many other games and new ones we want to play :D

[@rengarcia5189]

I must say, I find this a rather odd follow up to the original, which I greatly enjoy. I'm more fascinated by your accents. I love how people speak. Is it Swedish perhaps, or possibly Icelandic?? Seems nordic, but I could be wrong.

[@Game4LifeBG]

You are close, it is nordic, I'm Danish ;)

[@rengarcia5189]

​@@Game4LifeBGI hope all is well in Danmark.

[@shai-liaizanhamer4280]

I reay enjoy watching ❤ i didntb understand the way you get point when you finish the strap you have and also by the end of the game. Can you explain? Thank you ❤

[@wsiegel9539]

12:04 Helle: "What's you plan?" , Line: "I'm not going to tell you!" ha ha. Nice try. Still watching! All you videos are great. Thanks for sharing them all.

[@Game4LifeBG]

We’re impressed, thank you :D

[@jamesbrazeal3847]

Great video ladies.

[@Game4LifeBG]

Thank you James.

[@jamesbrazeal3847]

@@Game4LifeBG Congratulations on getting over 1,000 subs.

[@Game4LifeBG]

@@jamesbrazeal3847 thank you, October has been really crazy :D

[@onurkaya844]

hello great video i wonder size of pane pieces 1 cm or 1,5 cm ?

[@Game4LifeBG]

erdal bakkal thanks, the pane pieces has a width of 3 cm 😉

[@martinseel2837]

i still have not found a all-time-working strategie like i have in AZUL part1 and AZUL part3 ...... like the game, but still confusing me.

[@Game4LifeBG]

The most different thing with this version is you have different board setup each time and it changes during the game. Perhaps that adds to the part that might be confusing.

[@martinseel2837]

@@Game4LifeBG yes, might be a reason. Biggest thing is, that you are not able to follow a straight plan. You need to adjust your strategie for every single round.

[@waybackj]

Why did you re-draw tiles at 19:04?

[@Game4LifeBG]

Ahh only because I got a tile too many 5 tiles instead of 4 tiles, then I put them all back and made a redraw ;) if there had been another empty tile, then I probably would have placed one of the tiles on the empty tile and then drew 3 more tiles.

[@Diaminooxidase]

I’ll be bak.