Finished: A Dicey Overview!

An in depth how to play of Finished from Stronghold Games. With any questions please email [e-mail].
To see a full gameplay of Finished! see this video:
• Finished: A Dicey Play...

[@DiegoVos]

I still really don't get this game. I would love to see a full playthrough.

[@thediceyreview]

Diego Vos I can make that happen!

[@benl.9173]

That would be really amazing. I receive my game copy tomorrow and can't wait to try it. I understood the general rules by your explanation but a run through is always fantastic to get 100 % correct:)

[@jmarac]

I also vote for a full playthrough video. I just got the game and understand the rules in theory, but I'm not sure how to use the different powers of the cards efficiently. At first I didn't like Friday either, but after seeing a playthrough it all made sense and now it's one of my favorite solo games. I am hoping for the same thing with Finished. You are the man to do it :-)

[@nelbr]

6:33 I am not sure you can sort the cards before putting them on the bottom of the stack, because you are only supposed to sort the cards after using all the actions on your turn (same for sending them to the future, which I think they go unsorted). Can you confirm ?

[@thediceyreview]

Nelson Waissman great question Nelson! With the purple special card you are allowed to break that rule but yes, normally you have to sort after you take all your actions. Cards moved into the future cannot be sorted, once they move into the present again they can be sorted following the normal rules.

[@TestyTesterson]

It does say when you should sort a row of cards in the rules, however... it's okay to sort the Present at any time. (I'm working on a licensed digital version of the game and we're allowing users to change the order of the Present cards at any time)

[@nelbr]

@@TestyTesterson Hey Eric, this is great news. I am looking forward for the digital version.

[@TestyTesterson]

Nelson Waissman I’m just starting to invite some people to try out the iPhone/iPad version if you’re interested in checking it out. It’s playable and fun, but still needs some work. boardgamegeek.com/thread/2451138/help-test-finished-iphone-and-ipad