I am a huge Downton Abbey fan and a big board gamer so I was really looking forward to this game. Unfortunately, it has a number of issues...
In Regards to Game Play:
-game play is quick, but we went many turns in a row where none of us could capture moments.
-both the rules and the how-to-play video are vague about how the Royal Servants work.
In Regards to Design:
-The idea of suits is cool, but Put the Suits in the Upper Corner of the Cards!
-The designs of the suits should be simplified for how small they are (The tea pot is too detailed for how small it is, it is difficult to tell that it is a tea pot).
-I wish that each character card had a different quote from that character (instead of each copy of the Carson card having the same quote on it).
-The Art Deco backgrounds are cool, but are too busy.
In Regards to Construction:
-The game comes with a roll-up mat, which is typically an upgrade for a game, but I wish had come with a board that would lay flat.
-It also comes with a vac-tray for holding the cards and the mat, but if you store this game on its side (like many of us do) all of the cards fall out of the tray.
-The cards are a pretty cheap card stock, and I wish that they were printed on a nicer linen card.
If you LOVE DA go ahead and get this game. If you love DA and you are into strategy games, play Obsession. If you love DA and are into casual games, play Love Letter.
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Captured Moments a Downton Abbey Game
You are cordially invited into the drawing room to play Captured Moments, the delightful game based upon the critically acclaimed film, Downton Abbey.
Rich and interwoven stories culminate in moments which you must collect by using your wits as well as the heroes and villains of Downton before your opponents do.
You are cordially invited into the drawing room to play Captured Moments, the delightful game based upon the critically acclaimed film, Downton Abbey.
Rich and interwoven stories culminate in moments which you must collect by using your wits as well as the heroes and villains of Downton before your opponents do.
Captured Moments a Downton Abbey Game
The King and Queen are coming to stay! -Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham
You are cordially invited into the drawing room to play Captured Moments, the delightful game based upon the critically acclaimed film, Downton Abbey. Rich and interwoven stories culminate in moments which you must collect by using your wits as well as the heroes and villains of Downton before your opponents do.
I really wanted to like this game...
I am a huge Downton Abbey fan and a big board gamer so I was really looking forward to this game. Unfortunately, it has a number of issues...In Regards to Game Play:-game play is quick, but we went many turns in a row where none of us could capture moments.-both the rules and the how-to-play video are vague about how the Royal Servants work.In Regards to Design:-The idea of suits is cool, but Put the Suits in the Upper Corner of the Cards!-The designs of the suits should be simplified for how small they are (The tea pot is too detailed for how small it is, it is difficult to tell that it is a tea pot).-I wish that each character card had a different quote from that character (instead of each copy of the Carson card having the same quote on it).-The Art Deco backgrounds are cool, but are too busy.In Regards to Construction:-The game comes with a roll-up mat, which is typically an upgrade for a game, but I wish had come with a board that would lay flat.-It also comes with a vac-tray for holding the cards and the mat, but if you store this game on its side (like many of us do) all of the cards fall out of the tray.-The cards are a pretty cheap card stock, and I wish that they were printed on a nicer linen card.If you LOVE DA go ahead and get this game. If you love DA and you are into strategy games, play Obsession. If you love DA and are into casual games, play Love Letter.
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- Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2021
I am a huge Downton Abbey fan and a big board gamer so I was really looking forward to this game. Unfortunately, it has a number of issues...
I really wanted to like this game...
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2021
In Regards to Game Play:
-game play is quick, but we went many turns in a row where none of us could capture moments.
-both the rules and the how-to-play video are vague about how the Royal Servants work.
In Regards to Design:
-The idea of suits is cool, but Put the Suits in the Upper Corner of the Cards!
-The designs of the suits should be simplified for how small they are (The tea pot is too detailed for how small it is, it is difficult to tell that it is a tea pot).
-I wish that each character card had a different quote from that character (instead of each copy of the Carson card having the same quote on it).
-The Art Deco backgrounds are cool, but are too busy.
In Regards to Construction:
-The game comes with a roll-up mat, which is typically an upgrade for a game, but I wish had come with a board that would lay flat.
-It also comes with a vac-tray for holding the cards and the mat, but if you store this game on its side (like many of us do) all of the cards fall out of the tray.
-The cards are a pretty cheap card stock, and I wish that they were printed on a nicer linen card.
If you LOVE DA go ahead and get this game. If you love DA and you are into strategy games, play Obsession. If you love DA and are into casual games, play Love Letter.
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