River Valley Glassworks | How to Play | Learn to Play in 5 Minutes!

[@adamquilty6285]

Great video. I appreciate the quick teach and I can't wait to play. Just received my copy on Monday!

[@kovray]

Hope you have the best time!

[@BoardGameDave]

Loved the video! I'm just about to play a game on BGA so this was a really helpful rules teach! ☺ Thank you!

[@kovray]

Super happy we were able to help! Hope you had a great time!

[@BoardGameDave]

@@kovray I really like it so far!! ☺

[@BBYROO5155]

This is the sort of game my game night group enjoys. Can't wait to get this. Thanks for the review. Good job.

[@kovray]

Ah this makes me so happy to hear! Cant wait until you get to play, you’ll have to share with us how it goes 🥰

[@kovray]

Question of the Day: Which player board are you choosing? Which is your go to woodland critter? 1:00 for the reminder!

[@taylorfrixione8580]

I think I'm picking Rosie's Grit and Glass. There's something about that smile

[@kovray]

@@taylorfrixione8580 It wins you over!

[@kbastean92]

Great overview! I will ask the obvious question of how do you see this game playing differently than Azul?

[@The.FrozenGamer]

It looks like no special player powers for the different characters, right? The game looks like they put a nice, cute theme onto an abstract. Seems fun.

[@kovray]

Well having played it many times now, I do see some similarities, but the scoring and way you acquire tiles is significantly different. Both will certainly be staying in our collection. @@kbastean92

[@theindyjt]

If you mentioned this, sorry, but when you take lake pieces, they go to your hand, but where do they go from there? Can I put hand pieces on the scoring board at any time?

[@kovray]

@@theindyjt you use the pieces to place on the river to take the pieces for your board :) the pieces from the lake will not go onto your scoring board from your hand.

[@theindyjt]

@@kovray thank you for the quick reply. I’m so confused lol so the pieces go from lake -> hand -> ?

[@kovray]

@@theindyjt You’ll use pieces from your hand to place on the river, you’ll take the pieces adjacent to the one(s) you placed and these will go on your board for scoring. When you run out of pieces from your hand or before then you can take pieces from the lake. These go in your hand to be used to be placed in the river to take more tiles in future turns. Let me know if that helps.

[@theindyjt]

@@kovray oh, so you don’t refill from the bag at all?

[@kovray]

@@theindyjt just the lake when it’s taken from :)

[@jennera]

Are you able to remove glass from your overflow area back to your hand or the river?

[@kovray]

You are not! Once it’s there, it’s permanent

[@SmoothGummi]

I thought this scoring sounded familiar. Same designer of Subastral. I actually can’t get people to play that game because of the weird scoring. Hopefully this will get them to the table as I think it’s a very creative scoring system.

[@kovray]

Agreed! Subastral is SUCH a fun game! It doesn’t get enough praise in my opinion

[@jamesbrazeal3847]

looks fun ❤

[@kovray]

It’s quite a special one that’s for sure!

[@jonahhart7500]

Subastral + Azul!

[@kovray]

Yes! Great comparison

[@cincydooley]

Exactly what I thought.

[@kimq4549]

Where to buy this?

[@kovray]

It’s on Kickstarter right now! Check out our link in the description :)

[@pudendalnerve_5956]

mic is peaking

[@kovray]

Thanks for the note. We’ll be more careful