Hanamikoji Full Playthrough - JonGetsGames

Here is my Hanamikoji full board game playthrough!
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[@Mister.Psychology]

This is the best game rule presentation I have seen. Amazingly clear.

[@bennettgardiner8936]

This video finally convinced me, you are by far the best game reviewer on KZbin. And I'm getting this game! Thanks.

[@davidsharonatkins7973]

I appreciate hearing you think through the decisions made in this game. My wife and I love playing it but for such a simple game, there is so much to think through. Thanks for your content.

[@PsRetrogamer]

This game has a certain charm to it. You got me really interested in buying it. Seems like a pretty smart mechanism. Good job Jon!

[@deanlowdon8381]

Thanks for another helpful run through. Not only has it convinced me to get the game but it’s saved me reading the rule book as well! 🙂

[@ludwigmises]

This is a really great game. It’s beautiful and clever. The rules are so simple but there’s a lot to think about during your turn.

[@kindredspiritm]

Thank you so much - great explanation. First time I’ve watched a play through for instructions and didn’t feel the need to look for another video. Subscribed!

[@JKArcade]

Super happy to see an increase from you! Love the Delphi review and you sold me on it. Adding this for later

[@timoseppa9124]

Thank you, Young Jon! Enjoyed that.

[@IainMabbott]

Nice review Jon. I think I'm going to have to pick this one up!

[@DianeUgo]

Great playthrough. I now have a better understanding of how to play.

[@amorty456]

Thank you, that was an amazing explanation

[@MikeMountain]

great video dude, the playthrough was excellent for understanding how the game plays and works and how to think about it. this earned you a sub! cheers!

[@GettingGames]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@eroc1024]

Well done vid. Learned how to play the game. I like your style.

[@talesofcardboard3986]

Great video. Enjoying your channel.

[@RowantarotBlogspot]

I like your pace here. You're not talking as fast as you do in some videos. :) Very useful explanation and play through. Thank you!

[@worldrecipeoflife3806]

excellent explanation and play through! very helpful

[@Avataarkaap]

This looks cool. Keen to give it a try.

[@MuztabaAhmed]

such an amazingly balanced gameplay for solo. I don't know how you do that. haha

[@clumsydad7158]

I love this game but have never played it... if that makes any sense

[@thetasworld]

It's never late to give it a try;)

[@lukenarlee8118]

Fantastic video with clear explanation. My only confusion though is how the one card that is set aside at the very beginning of a round gets dealt. Who gets that card? Or do both players set aside one card? Just to be clear, I’m not referring to the one secret card you hide for yourself, but the neural one that just gets set aside. Confused about who gets that and when? Or does it just not get used at all?

[@GettingGames]

Unfortunately, it's been too long since I played this game to remember the rules enough to answer your question. Sorry about that!

[@pengchengliu9637]

No one gets the burn card. Its to prevent perfect information/counting. It will get shuffled back with all the cards for subsequent rounds so the ‘missing’ card is different every round

[@sia4president]

Bought it, loved it, thank you : )

[@LordElfiian]

This is a really charming game. It reminds me of Lost Cities. I still prefer Knizia's design, but this game is a nice reversal of those mechanics. Both give me the same tense feelings.

[@bennettgardiner8936]

If you like these two, try Battleline, Arboretum and Biblios. All card games with similar tense feeling

[@baraka99]

Really good explanation of the rules. Great content. Please review Shadows in Kyoto

[@GettingGames]

I'm glad you enjoyed it :) Unfortunately I haven't had a chance to try Shadows of Kyoto, and 2 player games rarely see tabletime for our group as well.

[@gusg5502]

At 13:58, do you give an extra card to the other player because they start the round? Is it because they won the previous one or because they start the round? If the latter, did you get an extra card when you started the previous round?

[@GettingGames]

Honestly I don't remember the rules to this game since I made the video so long ago so I'm not sure the answer to your questions.

[@tjwolf2112]

Awesome video! Ordered a new copy which comes in later this month! So excited! I did have one question though (maybe the rules explain this so I'll know when my copy arrives). You took 1 card out at the beginning of the game and set it aside to not be used for "this specific round of the game." Did you add that card back into the deck during the second round? Thanks!

[@GettingGames]

I believe you remove a different card each round, so you'd bring it back.

[@wallykasp]

Looks fun. I have a question though, how do you wrestle control from your opponent? For example, you needed two cards to get the yellow from your opponent in the second round. Does having the Keisha favor from the previous round essentially give you a +1 influence at the start of the round?

[@GettingGames]

It doesn't give a +1 but it does mean if we tie then they keep control of that token.

[@NicholasNawroth]

@@GettingGameswe just purchased the game and are confused by this. Our version of the rules gives not guidance as to what happens in round 2+ if someone already has the Geisha’s favor and there is a tie. When we tie we move ir back to center. We have the Emporer s4 version of the game, maybe we missed where it states this?

[@jimgraham7139]

It's been almost a year since I've had this game on pre-order. Is it out of print?

[@GettingGames]

Unfortunately, I have no information on that.

[@RaphaelAlbertos]

esse jogo é muito bom!

[@lordoftheflings]

looks interesting. Not my type of game though

[@jeffm840]

Too much hand gestures. Puts me off.