Curio: The Lost Temple Review - with Tom Vasel

[@RouteToImmortality]

"Curio had me intrigued" RIP Pun about being curious about curio.

[@Kroy23]

Considering getting it as a DM to use as D&D puzzles.

[@ripwolfe]

When you started with "Well, well, well," I knew it wasn't going to be a fabulous review.

[@TheProgrammerGuy]

"Hard of eyesight". That's funny stuff! :)

[@sirhamalot8651]

Just seems like the game is telling you what to tell your partner. It's sort of playing itself with very little room for players’ creativity.

[@Skarpo89]

This doesn't look like Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, in the video game one person sees the bomb and describes it to other people who can't see the bomb, those people look for how to disarm the bomb and try to tell the first person, here it seems like one person just automatically does what the other people tell him to do without any back and forth nor hidden information for the people that read the cards, and it seems that the people that read the cards just do that, they just read cards. While I really like KTaNE, this seems quite boring.

[@argondargon5201]

It just seems very boring. Like, you are just gonna listen to another player tell you what to do and then you just follow their instructions. IDK, yah it would prbly be a little interesting at first, but it would get boring way too soon IMO. Pass.

[@_Cervantez]

Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes - The Boardgame Never mind... He said it himself and I feel ashamed of commenting before finishing the video...

[@janzealot]

Demo’d this at Origins 2018 and played each type of puzzle once. It got old and boring very quickly, hard pass for me.