Karmaka Full Playthrough

[@Hexsyn]

TYVM for this video. I heard of this game even before it was available for print-and-play, but I had totally forgotten about it until recently. I think the ideas are really unique and this video has convinced me to at least print-and-play, and probably end up buying it eventually!

[@rwh6807]

Well done! Perfect playthrough! Just ordered the game... Thank you for the effort

[@JonGetsGames]

Glad you liked it, I hope you enjoy the game!

[@binyameenmohammady1471]

I'm here after Marco bucci showing his art he did for the game Anyone else

[@johnluthoi6298]

Same

[@corvus418]

Thanks for the playthrough; love your channel!

[@kosterix123]

Never heard of it, it sounds nice to try once.

[@x1teDota]

19:00 can you play Dwindle targeting yourself and ruin the other Dwindle in your hand? Game reminds me a little of Magic with all the targeted abilities.

[@JonGetsGames]

+x1teDota I'm not totally sure to be honest. Other cards say "any player" which clearly means you can be a target, in this instance maybe it's different? Sorry I don't have a solid clarification on this.

[@michs342]

+x1teDota You can. On the Kickstarter page they have a link to the rules (www.karmaka-game.com/pnp/Karmaka_PnP_Rules_1.0_RGB.pdf) and the last pages is a FAQ where this question is answered. So you can Dwindle yourself and choose which cards to ruin.

[@JonGetsGames]

+Michael Holm Thanks for the clarification Michael!

[@kingdom7777777]

I love the game and i love the artwork, My only minor issue is i find the rings you get for dying without leveling up seem to be a little over powered. it would be interesting to stretch out the late game if you needed 9 or 10 points to win. Id have to play the game to really figure that out. But i will be buying this game for sure!

[@kingdom7777777]

Also id love to see how a multi player game would work. like when you use a card against someone if that player chooses not to use it in their next life can another player take it to their next life?

[@CloudBuilderMetba]

Yup. I'll be backing.

[@billable1861]

This game artwork is beautiful but honestly the gameplay seems anything but. To me it appears that the best strategies are to attempt alternating lives of big runs and short ones farming for rings so you can easy coast into victory. And looking at players hands past opening game isn’t that strong since you should know what they gathered into their future life because they generally took it from you.

[@TheSpruta]

I'm not completely convinced by the gameplay. In particular it seems like it might slow down too much with more than 2 players. But...that art. I'm not sure I can name another game whose art I like more.

[@JonGetsGames]

I've played it with 3 and with everyone being new it was still only about 45minutes.

[@user-nh5gm9ml7j]

If there are 4 players, who can choose to take a card that is used for their ability?

[@JonGetsGames]

Honestly I haven't had the game in so long that I can't really comment on specific rules anymore.

[@TheGrooves]

Thanks for bringing this into my attention. Deffinitely looks backing-worthy. :) Did the cards seem balanced?

[@JonGetsGames]

+TheGrooves They did feel balanced to me. The higher numbered cards are more powerful so that you really have to think about if you want to play it for it's deed or it's effect, but even the lower value cards can do some interesting things as well.

[@adamcrhak]

Hi! Dont want to be annoying but you have Kamaka instead of Karmaka in the title.

[@JonGetsGames]

+sir Humphry Not annoying at all, thanks for catching that :)