Dice Forge (Libellud) Review by Man Vs Meeple 

100% agree with David Moss. I actually blurbed out my similar thoughts on one of your earlier videos (Rise to Nobility) but the sentiment of what I said still stands: ===== Regarding comments on this video (and others) about the whole paid/unpaid reviews/previews thing.... It's simple in my world. I don't watch MvsM to listen to Jeremy or David or any guest tell me to buy a game. I watch it to enjoy and appreciate Jeremy and David and their guests talk enthusiastically and knowledgeably about our exciting hobby. With fantastic presentation and prep. I can then get a real sense of what the game is about, how it plays, the components and some views to consider alongside any other sources or my opinions. Awesome stuff. Whether they were paid to do it, requested by a patreon or kickstarter backer, or have a different agenda - big deal. We still get the same top notch quality and entertainment and insight regardless. Plus, with so many games out there... I'm sure they would rather review or preview games they enjoy, as it's gonna take a lot of time to produce this kind of slick content - so I fear some people misinterpret the ongoing enthusiasm and gushing praise as salesly. Nada. As I say, seems simple to me. Plus, it's games - we've got bigger stuff to worry about in the world with mainstream media and our cultural influencers with their bias, selective reporting and fake news agendas. Me, I'm gonna play cool games. Apologies to MvsM team for waffling on, but I wanted to spit my beef. Keep on doing watcha do. /EndOfRant

Yah, this was my first time watching one of your reviews (been waiting a while for this game to release), and I was quite impressed with your format and detail! Keep it up, I will now start digging through your videos for other reviews of interest! :)

Yeah 4 player is not the best count for Seasons :) 2 player preferred, but max 3, and 2p plays in 30-40 mins (base game only) Excellent video on Dice Forge. After watching the demo at the Cannes Games expo I had some concerns that it would not be that great at the 2p count and it was justified. Thanks for the heads up and keep up the great work!

This is a pretty old review for the channel. Check out more of our newer content, and you'll say a lot more smiles and laughs. 😉

Ha! This game in particular is just so beautiful looking, it IS hard to pass up. Even though it's a lighter experience than many of the game I generally play, it's still likely on my purchase list too.

Great idea!

My distributor says week 3/4 of may?

End of june :)

Seasons is best online (at Board Game Arena) as a two-player.

Jesse Haulk I hate mean games and do love Seasons. Seasons is not at all mean, it's about preparing about what is to come. When you are drafting, you know what your enemies have gotten. So either take the harsher cards yourself or don't let them hurt you by actively playing against them. It's all skill. The shoe that can manipulate the time track can be nasty, yes, but that is literally one card. Just take it out of your games and you're good to go :)

what part of it is disappointing?

The game is a great, albeit lighter introduction to multiple paths to scoring points. If you're well into medium and heavier euros, then it will feel quite light, but if you're looking to introduce your family (particularly kids) to a game that points them in the direction of more enthusiast games, this game fits the bill.

is it more exciting than dice city? I enjoy that light dice game but it's super low key.

What it isn't is a masterpiece like Seasons, and that is a bummer!

Can't really say, as I've never played Dice City. From what I understand though, Dice City might have a little more going on but not too far off I suspect.