World Order preview - presentation, rules & my opinion

[@hegemonicprojectgames771]

Thank you so much for the great words!

[@WeeklyGameNight]

@@hegemonicprojectgames771 it was a pleasure, fingers crossed for Tuesday:)

[@marcinczyzewski5021]

For so long time finally board game I would really consider on adding to my collection. I hope it will have polish language version even better it will be offered from the start of KS campaign. Thanks for video.

[@WeeklyGameNight]

@@marcinczyzewski5021 probably will be:) will they announce it on KS though? No idea:/ Ps. polish video coming too;)

[@marcinczyzewski5021]

@WeeklyGameNight Great :). So fingers crossed for Polish version. But yeah, it should be a thing, becauase Hegemony has Polish language version. And World Order game seems more friendly and less heavier than its predecessor so it can have even large group of gamers. Design is very clean imo too.

[@1Dreamking]

This game looks really good. I have Hegemony allready but not played it yet (need the right group and learn the game) but that one seems fantastic and now it looks like another potential banger is on it's way. I hope there will be a Hegemony-World Order Trilogy of games in the end. =) Edit: Maybe a game about lobbyism and or conspiracies or Espionage. Something in the same feels like these two.

[@WeeklyGameNight]

@@1Dreamking And see potential for World Order to be visiting my table way more often than Hegemony simply because of the easier to explain rules. And I your theme picks are fantastic btw :>

[@kitcarpo4745]

Great! Thanks for the input. How would you compare this to Mr. President?

[@WeeklyGameNight]

World Order is a strategic multiplayer game where you take on the role of a global superpower, balancing diplomacy, military strength, and economic moves to outmaneuver your rivals. It's interactive, competitive, and packed with decisions that affect everyone at the table. On the other hand, Mr. President is a solo game that puts you in the shoes of the U.S. President, tackling crises and making tough calls to keep the nation stable. While World Order is all about player interaction and the thrill of competition, Mr. President offers a deep, solo experience full of narrative and pressure. Both games are great for those who love strategy, but they scratch different itches-one for group play and global power struggles, the other for solo, immersive leadership challenges.

[@jperes889]

What do you think about solo. The game is advertised as 1-4. Do you think it will be good solo?

[@WeeklyGameNight]

Obviously I have not seen nor played the solo. Ruleswise I think they will deliver nice experience, gameplaywise - to me their games are about multiplayer experience so I’d rather play it with more. Hope that helps somehow;)

[@jperes889]

@WeeklyGameNight yes, really helpful, thanks.

[@bertdebaas]

Is this game similar to twilight struggle?

[@WeeklyGameNight]

@@bertdebaas I guess you can so, theme + region scoring + action cards… but when you play it, these are still different games:)

[@OlivierFanton]

Are the illustrations AI generated?

[@WeeklyGameNight]

@@OlivierFanton oh hell no, amazing work by Milosz Wojtasik. Especially in bigger scale - like in the Concept Book!

[@AlbanQuenoi]

You can find their answer and stance on that topic in the KS campaign FAQ : "We fully support artists and are against the use of AI in our illustrations and graphics. All of the game's art has been made by our illustrator, Miłosz Wojtasik, while the graphic design has been made by our internal graphic designer, Katerina Xerovasila, who also worked on Hegemony. When it comes to text, all of our work (articles, Concepts booklet etc) is original content, created either by members of the team or external collaborators (like academics or other experts in their field). There are cases (mostly in the articles) where tools may be used to improve the exact wording (for example when English is not the writer's native language) and some of those tools may use AI for their suggestions, but as said, this is strictly to improve the language used, not to generate content."