Via Nebula Review

[@ebisumaru77]

Great review Joel! Completely agree with you, this game is a ton of fun with max players and never overstays it's welcome. I taught it to my group in 15 minutes and we have never had to consult the book. Very solid in every respect.

[@jaxommm]

Via Nebula is the best pick-up and delivery game for kids ever invented. Brilliant! I've been playing it with my eight-year-old, and he has grasped the concepts in the game perfectly. Hope Wallace has some TTR success with this one!

[@jaxommm]

I also think this one works well with two, particularly the advanced side of the board. You need those additional foribidden areas to tighten things up a wee bit.

[@salmanqaisar7377]

Hi Joel, great review as usual. Do you still like Via Nebula? Any problems you've discovered over time? Replay value for gamers? Regards, Salman

[@DriveThruReview]

Hello. I've not played this in ages. My recollection is that it would probably get you a solid 10 plays or so for a seasoned board game player. (And, then if you put it on the shelf for a while, it would probably be fun to come back to).

[@tlleitner]

How is the game "zero sum" with two players?

[@DriveThruReview]

The available resources is so static that it's more, "You take this. I take that."

[@EclecticCamel]

I've only played with two players so far and have been completely underwhelmed, but I could see it being better with more.

[@VictorDiGiovanni]

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[@DriveThruReview]

Hah. Next we play we will use gummy bears and eat them when we complete contracts.