Jason's Board Game Diagnostics of Die-Namo

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0:00 - Intro
0:08 - Title Screen
0:27 - Description of the Game
1:03 - Gameplay Overview
7:44 - Final Thoughts
9:31 - Credits

Collect cards from the supply zone or lose them based on the roll of the dice. The more cards you collect of a color or a number, the more points you score at the end of the game.

Game play in Die-namo is simple: take one card from the draw pile and place it in the supply zone. Then, roll the color die and choose to perform one of the following actions:
-Collect one card: If there are cards in the supply zone matching the color of the die roll, you may collect one and place it face up in your playing area.
-Make a bet: If there are no cards in the supply zone matching the color of the die roll, or, if you want to collect more than one card from the supply zone, you may decide to make a bet, collecting one card for a SINGLE MATCH or all cards of one color for a DOUBLE MATCH.
-Lose one card: If you are unwilling or unable to perform any of the above actions, you must move one card from your playing area to the supply zone.

But, don’t forget a little detail: if you miss a bet, you lose your cards.

The game ends when a player completes a set of cards of one color (1 to 6) or when the cards in the supply zone are depleted. The player with the most points is the winner.

—description from the publisher

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***Review copy provided by José L. Navas***