Author: Saomi

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Playtest 2 for: Battle of the Suits, Skyjo, One/Evil UNO, Rainbow Dash, Magic Circle

Battle of the Suits
1. Other players teamed up against me to eliminate me
2. Eliminating other players was fun
3. No
4. Experience improved, HP and Shield trackers helped
5. Improve the physical quality of trackers, game still takes long
6. Clarity, easy tracking
7. Yes, simple and not much needed to play

Skyjo
1. Not frustrating, quite enjoyable
2. Column rule was fun
3. I wish I could match columns AND rows
4. N/A – Didn’t play last time
5. See 3
6. See 4
7. Yes, very cute art and easy to learn

One (Evil UNO)
1. Drawing cards was most frustrating, yet fun
2. Using action cards
3. No
4. N/A – Didn’t play last time
5. Card quality
6. See 4
7. Yes! I would genuinely buy a set of these cards.

Rainbow Dash
1. Limited moves on the last row
2. Climbing ladders to get ahead
3. No
4. N/A – Didn’t play last time
5. Bigger board
6. See 4
7. Yes, simple, beautiful, and easy to learn

Magic Circle
1. Missing pieces during playtest (but can be played without them)
2. Gambling my earnings was fun
3. No
4. N/A – Didn’t play last time
5. Rule clarity could be improved, increase win requirements
6. See 4
7. Not really, not much engagement/interaction. Game is very short.

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Battle of The Suits and Pirates Playtest Feedback

Battle of the Suits
– The most frustrating moment was that it did not end. I feel like this is supposed to be a fast-paced game.
– My favorite aspect was using the Ace as a high point card. However the instructions did not specify if Ace was played as 1 or 13.
-I would adda a way to track HP and shield points.
– The clarity/wording of the rules could be improved.
– In 3 words: more complex war

Pirates
– Takes a while to learn, which is frustrating, but it gets easier after that.
– My favorite aspect is the roleplay/imaginative part. Overall, great immersiveness.
– I would change the character sheets so that the information is easier to absorb; the multiple pages felt overwhelming.
– Moves/actions could be explained better.
– I loved the pirate adventure narrative.
– In 3 words: D&D Pirate Parody