I own Goblivion (which I like), and since I like prehistoric themes and cartoony art, Dinoblivion (same Designer) seemed as if it'd be a good fit, and it was.
I think I'm happier than most of you with simpler games (I bought My Little Scythe instead of Scythe (you should get a good laugh outta that one, Derek) - LOL!), but I'm glad y'all (<- fake Southern accent) don't make fun of me for being scared of games with an Age Rating of 10+ or more (and, of course, BGG Complexity Rating in red/orange = way too scary). đ
Website CG photo:
My aerial photo during gameplay:
One of my dramatic angle photos:
P.S. The designer wrote what appeared to be a legitimate note on the outside of the package thanking me for purchasing the game. I appreciated that and gave 'em extra points for it. đ
Ah, I want to buy Goblivion at some point. I was afraid Dinoblivion wasn't well-suited for solo and didn't back it.
I usually enjoy medium-weight games, as well as some simple ones. I tend to avoid extremely complex ones, because they won't hit the table often. The most complicated game I've played is Comancheria: even though I was impressed with it, I haven't touched it in more than a year.
Go for it, Athena, Goblivion is fun, (for me, anyway).
A fun side note about Dinoblivion; the Designer made a Video (with his GF, I think, and it's for the 2-Player mode) that was in French, but it's dubbed in English. I actually hadn't watched anything dubbed in quite some time (as in several years). đ
P.S. Comancheria looks gnarly (<- Californian word đ).
LOL That's funny, Mike. But hey - It's still Scythe in some way so I'll take it. :)
PS - I love the "Dramatic angle" pic LOL