Yes, all 77 one minute video clips are here as a reverse chronological list!

If you don’t subscribe to YouTube channels you may have missed when your favorite reviewer talked about Rogue Angels! You can check out the full videos list => Video List (with links)

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Here is a quick way to see what the various reviewers are saying in one minute chunks. And while watching a video clip, there is a link to the full video in case you want to see more from that reviewer!

The 1 minute clip list (most recent at the top):

1. Gettin Jiggly Wit It (playthrough) => 1min clip (Sep 26 2023)
2. Room and Board (Kickstarter preview) => 1min clip (Sep 25 2023)
3. OwlDragon Adventures (preview) => 1min clip (Sep 25 2023)
4. Boxed Meeples (2nd look review) => 1min clip (Sep 24 2023)
5. Wojo Wojtek Znany Youtuber (Tabletop Simulation play) => 1min clip (Sep 18 2023)
6. Game Sage (interview) => 1min clip (Sep 14 2023)
7. Think Outside the Board (Kickstarter preview) => 1min clip (Sep 14 2023)
8. BoardGameCo Professor Meg (overview) => 1min clip (Sep 9 2023)
9. Merlin’s Manor (games played first time) => 1min clip (Sep 9 2023)
10. Liege of Games (Kickstarter overview) => 1min clip (Sep 8 2023)
11. Board Game Officer (how to play) => 1min clip (Sep 7 2023)
12. Canje Studios (mission 2 playthrough) => 1min clip (Sep 7 2023)
13. Wojo Wojtek Znany Youtuber (Tabletop Simulation play) => 1min clip (Sep 18 2023)
14. Merlin’s Manor (mission 3 playthrough) => 1min clip (Sep 7 2023)
15. Merlin’s Manor (mission 3 playthrough) => 1min clip (Sep 7 2023)
16. Bower’s Game Corner (Kickstarter critique) => 1min clip (Sep 6 2023)
17. Coop Corner (Kickstarter overview) => 1min clip (Sep 6 2023)
18. Legendary Tactics (Sneak Peek) => 1min clip (Sep 5 2023)
19. Dice Tower (preview) => 1min clip (Sep 4 2023)
20. Hungry Gamer (preview) => 1min clip (Sep 4 2023)
21. Kagan Productions (Kickstarter critique) => 1min clip (Sep 4 2023)
22. King of Average (review) => 1min clip (Sep 4 2023)
23. One Stop Coop Shop (livestream) => 1min clip (Sep 4 2023)
24. Dungeon Dive (overview) => 1min clip (Sep 3 2023)
25. Sirthecos (preview playthrough) => 1min clip (Sep 3 2023)
26. Merlin’s Manor (preview) => 1min clip (Sep 2 2023)
27. Merlin’s Manor (preview) => 1min clip (Sep 2 2023)
28. Board Game Nook (excellent conversation about the game) => 1min clip (Sep 1 2023)
29. * Inspired 2 Game (preview) => 1min clip (Sep 1 2023)
30. Board Game Rundown (preview) => 1min clip (Aug 29 2023)
31. Gideons Gaming (preview) => 1min clip (Aug 29 2023)
32. Meet Me at the Table (playthrough) => 1min clip (Aug 29 2023)
33. Board Game Officer (preview) => 1min clip (Aug 28 2023)
34. Die Rollin’ (playthrough) => 1min clip (Aug 23 2023)
35. Tabletop For One (preview) => 1min clip (Aug 23 2023)
36. Meet Me at the Table (playthrough) => 1min clip (Aug 21 2023)
37. Tabletop For One (playthrough) => 1min clip (Aug 21 2023)
38. Boxed Meeples (overview) => 1min clip (Aug 10 2023)
39. Board Game Officer (teaser unboxing prototyp) => 1min clip (July 29 2023)
40. Tanks Zone (preview) => 1min clip (July 26 2023)
41. King of Average (unboxing prototype) => 1min clip (July 23 2023)
42. Beastie Games (preview) => 1min clip (July 6 2023)
43. Board Game Heaven (Tabletop Simulator playthrough) => 1min clip (Mar 20 2023?)
44. Emil Larsen (livestream how to play) => 1min clip (Mar 18 2023) very soft audio
45. One Stop Coop Shop (livestream) => 1min clip (Dec 19 2022)
46. Board Game Heaven (playthrough Tabletop Simulator with designer) => 1min clip (Dec 5 2022)
47. One Stop Coop Shop (preview playthrough) => 1min clip (Nov 20 2022)
48. One Stop Coop Shop (livestream chat) => 1min clip (Aug 27 2022)
49. One Stop Coop Shop (Best of 2022) => 1min clip (July 2 2022)
50. Critical Fail (most anticipated campaign games) => 1min clip (June 26 2022)
51. One Stop Coop Shop (preview playthrough with designer) => 1min clip (June 25 2022)
52. Jenders Gaming (playthrough tabletop simulator) => 1min clip (May 15 2022)
53. Legends of Nerdvana (preview) => 1min clip (March 25 2022)
54. Malts Meeples (livestream Tabletop Simulator playthrough) => 1min clip (Feb 19 2022)
55. One Stop Coop Shop (livestream tabletop simulator play) => 1min clip (Feb 19 2022)
56. Board Game Heaven (playthrough) => 1min clip (Feb 15 2022)
57. Liege of Games (Kickstarter overview) => 1min clip (Feb 4 2022)
58. Board Games For One (overview) => 80 seconds (Feb 3 2022)
59. Critical Fail (preview) => 1min clip (Feb 2 2022) low volume
60. Just a Geeky Dad (preview) => 1min clip (Feb 1 2022)
61. Off The Shelf Board Game Reviews (mission 1) => 1min clip (Feb 1 2022)
62. Game Brigade (preview) => 1min clip (Jan 31 2022)
63. Boxed Meeples (preview) => 1min clip (Jan 30 2022)
64. One Stop Coop Shop (game chat) => 1min clip (Jan 29 2022)
65. Wurfel Reviews (preview) => 1min clip (Jan 29 2022)
66. Sirthecos (first impressions) => 1min clip (Jan 27 2022)
67. * TableTop Tolson (preview) => 1min clip (Jan 25 2022)
68. Off The Shelf Board Game Reviews (quick overview) => 1min clip (Jan 25 2022)
69. Herr der Spiel (Table Top Simulator) => 1min clip (Jan 20 2022)
70. Ninja Geek Games (preview) => 1min clip (Jan 20 2022)
71. Meet Me at the Table (playthrough) => 1min clip (Jan 7 2022)
72. One Stop Coop Shop (playthrough) => 1min clip (Jan 6 2022)
73. Legendary Tactics (Top 15 Board Games 2022) Rogue Angels at #3 => 1min clip (Jan 1 2022)
74. Just a Geeky Dad (top ten board games coming to Kickstarter 2022) => 1min clip (Dec 14 2021)
75. Board Game Heaven (playthrough with designer) => 1min clip (Dec 13 2021)
76. Legendary Tactics (interview and Mission 1 playthrough) => 1min clip (Nov 4 2021)
77. Die Rollin’ (playthrough) => 1min clip (Aug 19 2021)

Next, from the very top of the list (it helps that the name of your channel starts with the letters “be”:)  here is a 1 minute video clip from Beastie Geeks:

=> Beastie Geeks in 1 minute

And a snapshot from that clip (you can click on both the following images):

Just in case you didn’t notice that announcement that they were giving all of us Kickstarter Backers a free eBook (over 150 pages!!), do check it out, even if you just want to view it on your phone or tablet! I got my copy and it is absolutely stunning. Plus it gives an historical look at some of the art as well (preliminary sketches). The book is so good that I am considering printing it and having it bound at either Staples (spiral bound) or at Grimm Book Bindery (hard cover bound).

If you are a Kickstarter Backer, you can get your copy for free here:
=> Free Artbook Gift

Here are a couple examples from the book:

A similar progression for the artwork is two pages later:

And finally, an example of three different versions of artwork, then deciding on which to use as the final:

And (for the curious), if you missed the official announcement … here it is:

=> Official Update #15

Highlights:

1. Another Stretch Goal met: We reached another stretch goal (95K Euros) and 4 new crew companions have been added to the game. They will be introduced throughout the game and will take part in your adventure. And like the other companions (and pets) they will put their lives in danger for you and may not stay with you for the entire journey. MyRogueAngels.com has a little more info on companions.
   
2. Tiny GIFT of Appreciation – a free copy of the ART eBook for all Rogue Angels backers:
   
   => Art of Burning Suns (eBook)
   There are nearly 150 pages of artwork from the Burning Suns. Example:
   
3. Angelita’s Sketchbook page (Leviathan):
   
4. Rogue Angels Online
   • A text review of Rogue Angels has been posted on Instagram:
     => Women Like Boardgames
   • Libby and Julian from Boxed Meeples took a second look at Rogue Angels and posted another video
     => Second Look at Rogue Angels
   • Scott and Rob at OwlDragon Adventures posted a Preview video:
     => We’ve Gone Rogue
   • SoMikeConfident posted a text overview of Rogue Angels:
     => A Masterclass in Superior Scandinavian design

Interest in Rogue Angels is world wide! It’s been only about 8 days since I created this website to support a game that I thought was so fantastic that it needed it’s own website! And in just 8 days people from 29 different countries have dropped by to visit and find out more about Rogue Angels! [update: 2 days later 2 more countries had visitors here, so now at 31] [update 1 day before the end of Kickstarter 35 countries] [update Oct 4 => 40 countries now]

Here are the countries:

I looked at how the Kickstarter campaign is doing and saw that we just met (and exceeded) another Stretch Goal!

Bravo! We have four more added companions!

Here is what has just been added to the game:

And (I hear some of you asking) just what is a companion?

Well, it is not one of the 16 hero characters. Instead, a companion JOINS with you and your team! Here is how the rulebook refers to “companion”:

Yeah, but, just what IS a companion (you may still be asking:)???

There will be a deck of companion cards included in the game. Now and then as you play through the campaign you will be told that a companion has joined your team. At that point you do not get to choose which companion (card) to add to your team. Instead, you are told what companion is joining your team and you find their card in the deck of companion cards and add it to your Ship Box!

Yeah, but can we see an example of what a companion actually IS???

OK … here is one example (prototype) companion card:

I hope you are enjoying learning about Rogue Angels with me!

But then (I hear some of you asking… boy, lots of questions right now) what are the next couple Stretch Goals?

Next up in our 1 minute video clip series is the Board Game Officer doing an unboxing of the prototype! He did several Rogue Angel videos, so you may see more 1 minute clips of him soon! Meanwhile, here is his first clip:

=> Board Game Officer (unboxing) in 1 Minute

And here is a snapshot from this clip (you can click on the image):

Lisa (one of the co-writers of Rogue Angels) has just provided an interesting article:
=> Lore #1 – The Changelings

Changelings are interesting to me because of their ability to change their shapes. I would call them shapeshifters. Lisa’s article informs us that they like the term skinshifting instead :) Here is a short portion of her article:

Their defining biological characteristic is their ability to alter their physical appearance to mimic those of other life forms.

Transition is achieved via ingestion of a target species DNA, and a changeling can imprint a maximum of 4 DNA patterns at any one time. They can’t mimic anything that is not dictated genetically, so it’s not possible for a changeling to pass themselves off as a cyborg or a templar. They also can’t mimic species much larger than themselves, so leviathans and giants are impossible to copy, along with larger individuals from other species. The shape-shift – referred to as skinshifting – is an energy intensive process that is exhausting for the changeling. It is difficult to manage two changes within a short space of time, and impossible to do more than two without stimulants. Once a change is achieved it requires no further energy to maintain the new form. Changelings have a high metabolism to fuel their skinshifting, and changelings actively involved in a lot of shifts consume a lot of food relative to their bodyweight.

Martin (a co-designer of the game) has just posted an interesting article looking at Qorox including the character board and unique cards!

=> Qorox (overview)

Libby and Julian at Boxed Meeples takes a second look at Rogue Angels. They liked how it focused on the characters… sort of a character legacy. Each character develops relationships with others which can have immediate effects but also long lasting effects. After playing other similar games since their first look, they now can see the beauty of some of the mechanics that Emil Larson has come up with… that work so neatly, so elegantly, It’s all kind of right there in front of you, including the enemies and how they work nicely with moves alternating  between yellow and red enemies. It is such an achievement how Emil was able to create such a huge game that remains cohesive and playable.

This time their games had more players and got more exciting. The timer track really keeps you on your toes. And how the game is set up changes often, usually several times while playing on one map. This gives needed breaks as you play which makes game play much better but also makes it much easier to find a quitting point if you’d like to stop playing for the day.

This video review has been added to the long list (over 90) of videos about Rogue Angles:
=> Video about Rogue Angels

Here is a snapshot from this video: