If you enjoy Wingspan, Wyrmspan feels like a Wingspan where you can actually “build” in a cohesive manner, and everything feels a little tighter/tougher due to the reduced number of resources you can get per action initially. The ability to earn more actions within a round becomes pivotal. And it feels like there are different viable paths to victory, whereas Wingspan really felt like "get early pink ability birds, then focus on high point value birds.
My board game group has switched over without looking back, and we had already invested in the Nesting Box and every expansion for Wingspan.
If the solo mode is solid, I might go out and buy Wyrmspan from my local games shop.
I’ve only played it once, but it felt like a better game than Wingspan. And I’ve played a ton of Wingspan and do like it. Haven’t played solo, though.
Wyrmspan is awesome.
If you enjoy Wingspan, Wyrmspan feels like a Wingspan where you can actually “build” in a cohesive manner, and everything feels a little tighter/tougher due to the reduced number of resources you can get per action initially. The ability to earn more actions within a round becomes pivotal. And it feels like there are different viable paths to victory, whereas Wingspan really felt like "get early pink ability birds, then focus on high point value birds.
My board game group has switched over without looking back, and we had already invested in the Nesting Box and every expansion for Wingspan.