Rescue Polar Bears Data & Temp Gameplay Runthrough

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A video outlining gameplay for the boardgame Rescue Polar Bears: Data & Temperature.
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Part I: Gameplay Runthrough
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Part II: Extended Gameplay
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Part III: Final Thoughts
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[@garcipat]

does it make sense to crush the ice that would melt that turn to lower the temperature?

[@rahdo]

i would say that's a concession for gameplay balance purposes

[@Igtenio]

Considering both crushing ice and having it melt at the end of the turn lowers temperature, it seems more a question of whether it's more useful to do it now versus later. Eitherway, it seems like a temperature drop will occur.

[@jordanhill7789]

Can you play it again?

[@rahdo]

nope, i don't have it anymore

[@jordanhill7789]

From where did you buy that board game?. I can't find it

[@jordanhill7789]

?

[@rahdo]

i picked it up at essen spiel last year from the korean publisher, and those copies are probably sold out everywhere. however, a western publisher (mayday games) is republishing it with an upgraded 2nd edition, and they had it on kickstarter: www.kickstarter.com/projects/maydaygames/rescue-polar-bears-data-and-temperature-1-4-player not sure when it's going into retail release since you missed the campaign, but you can probably contact the publisher to find out...

[@WarzoneVincent]

@rahdo I ran the majority of demos at Gen Con this year, and from what I was told to tell people there is that the Kickstarter page is still open to preorder, with it looking to be about 4-6 weeks for those to ship as of this past weekend with backers and pre-orders getting filled with that lot, and retail coming a few weeks after that.

[@hsiaohaha]

BSUGrad 2plus.com.tw/product/z613-rescue-polar-bears/ Order online from Taiwan

[@markwensnahan2128]

Rahdo, polar bears live on chunks of sea ice known as floes. They do not live on glaciers.