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On Mars Review - The Broken Meeple

This is a long one guys! I wanted to keep it short like other reviews, but it's just not possible for these heavy Euro games, there's too much to talk about! I did a quick vote on Twitter and the people opted unanimously to release it as a full video and not split it. So that's what you get, a bumper edition of a review for Vital Lacerda's On Mars! But of course, if you want to navigate it, check out the timestamps below - I hear that they help! :P In the beginning, you will be dependent on supplies from Earth and will have to travel often between the Mars Space Station and the planet's surface. As the colony expands over time, you will shift your activities to construct mines, power generators, water extractors, greenhouses, oxygen factories, and shelters. Your goal is to develop a self-sustaining colony independent of any terrestrial organization. This will require understanding the importance of water, air, power, and food — the necessities for survival. Do you dare take part in humankind’s biggest challenge? 03:20 - DURATION 05:10 - EASE OF PLAY 11:38 - TACTICS AND STRATEGY 17:38 - AESTHETICS 20.55 - IMMERSION 23.25 - LONGEVITY 26:52 - MY FINAL WORD & RANKINGS OF LACERDA GAMES #OnMars #eaglegryphon #vitallacerda #boardgames #brokenmeeple #lukehector #dicetower Please check out the other videos on this channel as well as my official blog page. Please subscribe to get updates on more videos! http://brokenmeeple.blogspot.co.uk/ And also please check out my podcast at:   / luke-hector-br.  . Find me on Facebook and Twitter. Support my Patreon page at:   / thebrokenmeeple   Also taking Paypal donations direct to: [email protected] Trolls will not be tolerated and any comments that aren't discussing the topic or providing useful constructive criticism will be deleted. If I'm feeling nice, you'll get a warning. Credit to the users of BGG & Scott King for imagery used. Full credit to TeamFourStar, The Dice Tower and Nostalgia Critic for clips used - please check out their work and support them. Credit to MotionArray for Adobe based templates/music