Shuffle the ones, the twos, the threes, and the fours (keeping them separated by number of pips) and then add them to the bottom of the sub, making a path from one-pip tiles to four-pip tiles at the end. Getting to the point where you understand when to turn around is interesting, but the success probability difference between turning around one turn to the next could be enormous.

You will ask yourself whether you really need to have one big treasure, or whether it wouldn't be better to pick up a couple of smaller ones. The push your luck element is fun and many players, in the first of the three rounds, have not made it back to the sub (with treasure, due to lack of air). This is a push-your-luck game, where up to six players are divers on board a rickety submarine, and each are looking to claim as much sunken treasure as possible.Yeah, you can lose arms and legs, there are spinning floor blades and pit traps, lootable containers on the board. Attack the Oxygen; The strategy if you are too far out is to switch to drawing oxygen down and making sure all players drown rather than the player near the front getting back with 2-3 treasures and you maybe not making it. I had noticed the increasing mentions about the rise of fascism in other countries (1930's) as the show went on, with the usual talk of not needing to worry about it. Treasure tokens are only revealed at the end of the round, so you’ll know for the next round how much of risk you’ll need to take to try and beat the current leader… But keep a close eye on that oxygen meter! If you're still reading this, then I know that you're going to love this game, because there is a lot more to it than just those two mechanisms of course.

Purple is holding their nerve and decides to push forward and get an even more valuable treasure than green's. Deep Sea Adventure comes in a cerulean-blue package, and it’s about the same size as a packet of cigarettes. Players begin to understand that sometimes making it back with one or two lower-scoring pieces can be better than that temping level 4. All games in the series come in tiny form factor boxes, with simplistic cut-out artwork and minimal text on the box. I've also checked out Cubitos, which looks fun and I'd love to play it, but seems quite big for what I was looking for.This is a very direct sequel to the first scenario, featuring many of the same cards, and another Villain drawn from the. Since the path is constantly changing, having multiple rounds does make a lot of sense, so I appreciate that in this game. Every game of Deep Sea Adventure we have played has been exciting, captivating, and definitely tense! I really enjoy the aesthetic, but it would have been cool to have art on the Ruin tokens or something. Also if you look at that gamefound, it's easy to be deceived---the actual gameplay portions are not cheap but aren't over the top expensive.