The Blood of an Englishman

2016 Cardboard Edison Award Winner The Blood of an Englishman is a random-setup, open-information card game for two players aged 10 and up that takes about 30 minutes. One player takes the role of Jack, and his opponent plays the Giant, who is trying to capture Jack before he can run off with his gold, […]

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Apr
06

The Blood of an Englishman Wins the 2016 Cardboard Edison Award

Posted by admin on April 6th, 2016 at 12:24 am

Judges’ comments on The Blood of an Englishman

“I loved this game. Very solid and fun game. The theme and mechanics are meshed perfectly. Great job!”

“I want this game now. If I were a publisher, I’d be signing this now. Great work.”

“Great integration of theme and mechanics. I think I played about four-and-a-half games. Both sides feel great, and really really distinct.”

“Everything about it is really tight and it always feels like you have many ways to try to win. Quick and clean.”

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23

cardboardedison: “As a game’s inventor, I’m the LEAST qualified to have final approval on its…

Posted by Ludonautics on July 23rd, 2019 at 7:48 pm

cardboardedison:

“As a game’s inventor, I’m the LEAST qualified to have final approval on its rulebook. Always get multiple eyes on it before going to press, especially if it’s a small rulebook.”

— Daniel Solis

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