First Impressions of Space Station Zero - New Solo/Co-Op Game
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- Snarling Badger has launched their second game, Space Station Zero! Snarling Badger is a collaboration between Vince Venturella and Uncle Atom from Tabletop Minions.
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The game focuses on a crew lost in deep space exploring a mysterious space station, and features a mix of environmental challenges.
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Im printing and painting dice to play, faceted d12s with red odds, green evens and 1s with warning stripes, they kinda look like cannisters
Ooh that's a neat idea!
@@MTFTabletop that and for simple models to use in the game , the pocket tactics line on Cults 3d has hundreads of models that could be used. Free stl files
great video!
8:50 I get that reference!! Lol
Does this have some kind of story that's more than just fighting/survival?
How about making decisions, some small RPG-ish stuff?
How do you feel it will stack up against Five Parsecs from Home?
Good question. I feel like they are trying to do different things in a lot of ways. Five Parsecs to me is all about building a coherent narrative around the procedurally generated missions, whereas SSZ really does feel more like an elaborate Choose Your Own Adventure with a certain number of fixed outcomes.
Good first impressions video. Tbh, I'm still salty about supporting their first game Reign in Hell when it first came out and found the book full of errors and even an entire table missing. Yes, I was sent an updated PDF later on with the corrections in it, but was expected to buy a second copy of the physical rules if I wanted that - or I could glue the new pages over the old ones in my book. That's not quality service imho - especially as when that's happened b4 the supplier has sent me a corrected physical copy of the book. As a result I'm going to pass on this Stargrave/Space Hulk rip-off.
I can understand that. There is something to be said for potentially holding off on buying the print on demand. One can hope they've gotten better at proofreading the hard copy proof. Like I said, most of my actual play will probably involve a tablet and the pdf, but what you describe is definitely frustrating.
@@MTFTabletop Yes. I guess I'm just old and like to hold a physical book, LOL!! Keep up the good content!! 🙂
Kill team tac ops cards, anyone? They have a department to deal with that and bazillion of dollars to develop games, let alone something as simple as proofreading. It's two dudes and their first game. Imma let it slide.
@@joshgrillo2482 - Then let it slide. That's fine. I'm simply going to wait until the book has been out a while before deciding if I'm going to buy it. I don't see why that's an issue for you..!?!
@@Blaxkleric not an issue, to each their own. Still think it's a gem.