How is the Solo version of It's a Wonderful World

Card drafting and smooth gameplay? But how is the solo version? Jimmy takes a look at It's a Wonderful World by Lucky Duck Games. Dive into the game and learn the basics of the solo version.

[@AltarenGalil]

I got this game to supplement 7 Wonders and while i really like the art and the sequential production thing is a cool mechanic it got old very fast. First few games were a lot of fun but its just not interesting enough beyond the main trick. Maybe i went into it with wrong expectations but ill end up selling/trading my own. Love the art and the production of it though, crazy thick tokens.

[@boardgamecloset]

Thanks for watching. Bummer it didn't work out for you. I wonder if any of the expansions would fix what got old? I haven't reached the bottom of this one yet for me.

[@Nayr090]

I have everything to date for this and I really enjoy it multiplayer. Lots of combo chaining in resource management! I'm just not a fan of beat your own high score solo modes these days. I would rather have an AI opponent or a hard win objective. Thanks for the video!

[@boardgamecloset]

Nice! I am very tempted to pick up some expansions for this. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@edmundengland]

I bought this after following some raving reviews as a solo game. I had no real expectations that it had a theme. But at the same time I was a bit disappointed that I only could think numbers in the game. The game has really smart mechanics but somehow it came stale fairly quick.

[@boardgamecloset]

Sorry to hear it didn't work for you but glad to hear your feedback on the game! I know they all don't work for everyone.

[@akaslight4497]

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