Rolling in the Reef

Very good tutorial but plenty to be discovered. Excellent dice with FISH grid defense strategy game with rounds as the limiting factor, but you can take plenty of turns, only when being attacked is there urgency/ Different fish types have different # of pips range. Earn your way through levels that will add more stuff and weekly challenge is also different then the normally available game variants. Medium learning curve I suppose, but I highly recommend it! As you play it will adjust difficulty after each game so if you keep losing it will get easier, and you still get experience points when you lose. You lose if you don't make the minimum points required by the end of all the allotted rounds OR your main center fish gets destroyed.

值得推荐的系列solo小游戏，都是赚取越来越高的vp来过关升级的游戏，不过感觉不那么耐玩。 不太像见过的其他桌游；主机制是骰驱、版图拼接和成套收集，得分方式是探索区域、收集成套等；游戏过程中有各种敌人干扰，直接掏了老家就输了；还有随机道具可以被收集，打combo救急都可以。 游戏还有不同模式，主要区别是骰子鱼种类不一样，骰子点数分布也不一样。

Yet another great game from BGG. I can already tell it's going to be my go-to for a while. It is NOT a children's game (though a child could play it), despite the color scheme. It's a board-game style single-player ladder game. You have some fish-dice. Place them on the board and depending on the tile you place them on, different things happen - like getting more fish or artifacts (which are user-activated effects). After a bit, some enemies will spawn and each has a different way of defeating them (using the fish-dice). You get victory points for most things you do and once you get enough you win and increase in rank, which increases the difficulty of the next game (the "ladder" process). Each game you play also unlocks new features - even new races of fish.

Fantastic game, as are all of BrainGoodGames. Think solitaire board game and you are not very far off from what these games are. They start off easy, and then just up the challenge in incremental layers. To keep things fresh, the game adds new pieces of the puzzle as you play. Each new dice set will play slightly differently than the last. New abilities will slowly unlock. This specific game may not be as strategic as some of the past games, but don't worry, it still has strategy a plenty. Definitely pick this up if you are looking for a solo challenge. Plenty of unique bang for your buck.

This is not close to Solar Settlers yet.

J'ai déjà eu le plaisir de jouer et présenter Axes And Acres, et Solar Settlers, du même studio. Rolling in the Reef reprend la même recette et change quelques ingrédients, pour un résultat moins surprenant mais toujours autant plaisant. Présentation vidéo pour expliquer les règles et voir une partie complète : Sur PeerTube : https://videos.lecygnenoir.info/videos/watch/e16100e0-696e-4422-b52c-5382d9c7f85d Sur Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DFyK4Ow_5s

An enjoyable game from the Brain Good Games folks, this is a fun puzzle type game that works really well in short bursts. You can play a quick game or two (or more, of course) when you have a bit of time and don't want to commit a couple hours. The game does a good job of scaling the difficulty up as you get familiar with the rules, maintaining a good level of challenge. There are a bunch of things to unlock as you play, introducing new elements over time and keeping things fresh.

I recommend this game to fans of euro board games looking for a very nice digital single player take on them. Similar vibes to Solar Settlers but the soundtrack feels less on point/theme than Solar Settlers and the gameplay while similar is also pretty different. I enjoy both but the soundtrack and visuals of Solar Settlers is superior. I'd love to see this game revisited by the dev someday with a soundtrack that has a more cohesive feel to it and more of an underwater vibe and possibly tweak the visuals just a little.

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This game doesn't stand out too much in BrainGoodGames' library, being much like their other games, and I almost gave it a thumbs down for that reason. But I kept playing and it's growing on me. I still recommend checking out their other offerings first, especially Solar Settlers and Axes & Acres, but this is still a pretty good game for the money, especially on sale. [hr][/hr] EDIT: Oh [i]boy[/i] did this game grow on me. I wrote the above 2.3 hours in and now I've got ten times that. Definitely NOT a thumbs down. My only complaint is that it's far too easy, even with all the different schools of fish; I didn't lose a single game until I hit 85 wins or so. So I definitely recommend using placement matches to skip the easy levels unless you're very new to this kind of game. I still recommend Solar Settlers first, but this would be a fine second game. This game also seems a bit more casual-friendly than Solar Settlers (my mom, who's not a gamer, would probably like this game much more).