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The game was released in 2009, but got a substantial upgrade in component/art quality with its 2017 second edition (reviewed here). You are Captain Nemo, commander of the Nautilus. I normally like to set the tone of my reviews a little more subtly, but I can't think of any clever maritime analogies at the moment that would really work to tease how much I like the game without giving it all away, so I'm going in full-steam-ahead. Nemo's War is a board game designed by Chris Taylor with Alan Emrich and is sold by Victory Point Games. There are a handful that I do enjoy, but for the most part, I like my games social. Thanks to Victory Point Games for the review copy of the game. It’s a single-player game of underwater exploration and combat circa 1870. Throughout the game, you can search for treasure, fight ships, and fight imperialism. Nemo’s War (Second Edition) is a game by Christopher Taylor and Alan Emrich, published by Victory Point Games.It is a solo game for 1 player, but can also be played with up to 4 players. Taking on the adventure seeking Nemo and his crew, you’ll attack freighters and warships, search for lost cities, upgrade your submarine, and incite rebellions all while trying to … Nemo's War is a solo game based on Jules Verne's novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, and you play the role of Nemo captaining the Nautilus. The Hate: Tallying up final game … Nemo's War Second Edition is rad y'all. The Nemo’s War board game is a thematic adventure experience based on the classic Jules Verne novel, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. In this game, the player will take on the role of Jules Verne’s Captain Nemo as he commands his ship the Nautilus through the oceans of 1870. Now I've not tried the co-op versions, nor am I really fussed about doing so - pretty much everyone who has asked me to try this game out plays it solo and brought the matter up because of my Top 10 Solo Games list. We review Nemo's War: Second Edition, a solo board game published by Victory Point Games. This is my review of Nemo’s War 2nd Edition from Victory Point Games. The Love: Storytelling, meaningful decisions, solid rule book and art. Nemo’s War is adventure board game primarily for a solo board gamer, but can be played with a group. Ok, so I don’t review many solitaire games. This second edition of Victory Point Games' popular solitaire offering from designer Chris Taylor has been greatly enhanced with mass-production printing and amazing Ian O'Toole art and graphics In Nemo's War, players are exploring the world of Jules Verne as Captain Nemo takes his Nautilus submarine on a series of adventures. Nemo’s War is based on the novel "20,000 Leagues Under the Seas" by Jules Verne. That said, and to completely spoil this review from the get-go, I think Nemo’s War is a truly excellent single player experience from end to hair-pullingly-difficult end.. All laid out, it can look pretty intimidating.