B&B Episode 17 - Stationfall

[@mikaelpalmujoki4437]

Seems like at least in the beginning, sound left and right is reversed.

[@boardsandbottles]

Awesome feedback on the sound. We are hoping to get lavalier mics at some point. Then we’ll be too fancy to know what to do with ourselves!

[@Andy-Mesa]

This game rewards repeated play. If you're not willing or able to play it repeatedly, then it's probably not for you. The same can be said for any number of excellent nuanced games that reveal themselves over time and exploration. Also, there's only one rulebook, the Reference Manual. Any question you have should be answered in the Reference Manual or in game.

[@boardsandbottles]

Thank you for the feedback. Looks like we’ll have to give it another whirl. Very true about nuanced games. Usually I dream about games like that and feel the urge to play them again. Lots of moving parts in Stationfall and confounding moments. Cheers!

[@Dan-uh3hl]

I definitely did not enjoy the game enough that I think it warrants repeated plays. But each to their own. My copy came with three rulebooks - Launch Manual, Reference Manual, and Character Dossier. Call them what you like....they're rulebooks. None of them are intuitive.

[@Andy-Mesa]

That's entirely up to you. I've played games multiple times that I ended up not enjoying, and others that I hated on initial plays but ended up loving. The fact remains, this game objectively gets better the more you play it. Launch Manual is a scripted playthough, and Character Dossiers just repeats the same information found on the cards. Neither of these are rulebooks and you could throw them away without losing anything necessary.