Biomos Solo Playthrough: Worldbuilding w/ a Bag

In this video I play Biomos twice: once using "Family Mode," and once using the asymmetrical and more advanced "Standard Mode." And my opponent? The hungry singularity at the heart of a black hole.
CHAPTERS:
00:36 - Intro
00:58 - Family Mode setup
02:04 - Game start
12:54 - Scoring
14:07 - Standard Mode setup
16:52 - Game start
28:15 - Scoring
29:23 - Postgame
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[@Subverti]

Thank you for this wonderful playthrough! At 26' you didn't earn the card the way you played it, because you couldn't slide them side by side (but you could have played it on the last fixed spot to earn it).

[@table_for_one]

@subverti Thank you for clarifying! So-if I’m understand you-I played correctly, but my overlay text was incorrect. Much appreciated, and lovely game! I’ll beat that black hole one of these days 🤣

[@coreyl6221]

Cool looking game & I enjoyed watching the play thru! Might have to check this out as the puzzle looks interesting & I like the color scheme, Funny how I'm realizing that color scheme & how the appeal of the art affects my interest in a game. Do you have any games that the art is just terrible but the mechanics are good enough to make it a game you enjoy playing?

[@table_for_one]

@coreyl6221 wow, good question! For the most part I think the answer is no; quality art and components go a long way toward immersion for me, so most games that I purchase have (in my opinion) appealing art, and then if the gameplay doesn’t hold up I sell/trade/give it away. But if the art doesn’t grab me, chances are low I’ll buy it. How about you?