Horrible Guild Railroad Ink: Deep Blue Edition
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About Horrible Guild Railroad Ink: Deep Blue Edition
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
83% praised the game's unique theme and design, but 17% found it uninspired
The game is small and compact, making it easy to carry in a backpack or leave in a car.
I gave 4 stars because the markers are of poor quality.
83% appreciated the high-quality dice, but 17% found them cheaply made
I gave a 4-star rating because of the poor quality of the markers.
80% found it easy to use, but 20% found it difficult
The game is easy to learn, varies from play to play, and is fun to play once or twice with an after dinner coffee.
I love the game because of its ease of play, simultaneous turns for faster gameplay, and the way it drives me to be more optimal after each game.
I find the physical version of the game too complicated to enjoy.
87% praised the engaging experience, while 13% found it too repetitive
I like the bonus dice for a more complex game or the basic dice for an easier game.
The game was a major letdown and no one at the table enjoyed the first game. It just didnt click with anyone.
86% praised the high-quality components, but 14% found them flimsy
The materials used in the game are of high quality, including the dry-erase markers. An eraser would have been a nice addition, but I can still deal with it.
The game is just as fun with 2 people as it is with 10 people and nothing affects our play.
The game arrived shrink-wrapped from the factory.
I gave a 4-star rating because the markers are not durable enough and of poor quality.
