We come from gaming bars: Randolph Gaming Pub, Canada, Quebec. In our bar, people just want to have fun. We make people play every day. It's more than 30 000 people that are playing at our bars every month. We learned from that to create and publish games that are fun and easy to learn. Where people can laugh and interact with one another.
The Randolph Gaming Pub opened its doors in July, 2012. The Montréalais concept was created by four gamers: the actor Normand D’Amour and his three associates, Justin Bazoge, Joël Gagnon, and Benoît Gascon. Now, Randolph Group have a network of Gaming Pubs is a board game distributor in Canada and a publisher known for producing innovative, family-friendly, and party-style games that focus on social interaction and entertainment.
I've been so busy at work and other activities that I still have not had time to unpack. I still have a few scenarios of the fist game before the unveiling.
Played as singe player but would have been more fun in a co-operative group, discussing the clues and pictures. Cards are very tiny so assistance might be needed to see the picture card and read the very small print. Final solution available using a QR code with was fun.
This is a well designed dungeon crawl. Fast to setup, breakdown, and move from one challenge to another in the campaign format. The miniatures are beautiful. The gameplay is smooth, and because of the design choices, it brings back real fun to the genre.
As for Board Game Bliss, they packed it up and sent it quickly. Package arrived well boxed. 👍
Been wanting to play this for many years and jumped on the Allplay reprint. Easy to teach rules that make sense, the fun and the tension come from pricing decisions that can lead to radically different outcomes from player group to player group. New players get drawn in by the tactile pleasure of loading ships and sailing them around the table.