Alex from BoardGameCo and Jesse from Quackalope Review Lavon Rising after playing the demo. It’s hard to imagine them liking it more (maybe if it had ducks?).

Alex and Jesse play the first encounter of the Lavon Rising demo (I hear they liked it so much, the blew through the other two encounters shortly after).

Alex gave Wild Assent a 5/5 in the comments of the video which is akin to writing it on the back of the Declaration of Independence in invisible ink.

After previously being defeated by our 2-mini promo box for Stormsunder: Heirs of Ruin, King of Average is back to show he can not only open boxes, he can analyze their contents down to the finest detail. Don't tell him, but I had trouble getting that promo box open the first time too (Magnets: How do they work?).

Becca Scott reporting live from the Wilds to give an overview of Wild Assent’s Hunt mode. I hear in the director’s cut she gets eaten by a flower.

I’m really jealous of Jeremy Howard’s shirt. I couldn’t pull off a shirt like that in Hawaii at night during a power outage.

ON TABLE Board Games' gameplay overview of Wild Assent's Hunt mode with miniature close-ups so intense, I pulled my blankets up to my nose.

ON TABLE Board Games takes a 4K look at Wild Assent. Game looks so crisp, it might as well be an apple.

Check out Rolling Solo's Hunt Setup video to see exactly where it's about to go wrong as he's totally going to get eaten by a flower or something. The Wilds are no joke.

Adam Smith of Rolling Solo takes a detailed look at the encounter rules from the Hunt mode. Either that or he has a really active imagination.

Rolling Solo offering something I’m not sure any other video does: a chance to hear Fani and Berlyne pronounced correctly.

Rolling Solo finishes out his Hunt mode series, showing how you take names after kicking… well, you know.

Dave in bed after battling Poison Ivy. Dave is Batman: Confirmed.

Dave shaved the sides of his head shortly after filming this. Legend has it the sides transformed into two new Daves that plague the great white north do this day.

Bryan from Game Brigade gives the original release of Wild Assent an 8.1 but says with some fixes it could be an 8.9 or maybe a 9. Level up requirements accepted, sir.

Chris of Liege of Games wears Wild Assent’s box lid like a hat. Oh mighty king of cardboard entertainment, what has happened to thy crown?

Gerry of Beasts of War interviews Robert Mc Connell about all things Wild Assent. I don’t think I should make a joke here. I mean, look at the Robert guy’s face… Hasn’t he suffered enough?

Mainely Board Games or Manly Board Games? Oh, it’s Mainely. Fair enough.

Andrew and Steve return for Season 2: The Sequel.

Mainely Board Games survives Season 3 of the Hunt. It went something like, “It was the Creature’s activation; Steve reached Andrew another Instinct card.”

El Gremio de Mecenas experiences his first encounter in the Hunt mode. Can I just say that he has the most accurate intro of any video on the internet?

El Gremio de Mecenas returns to his encampment victorious! And probably covered in creature-guts.

Genus Solo begins a new hunt, but in German (I’m running out of weird things to say about videos, folks).

We here at the Cornball Caption Commission would like to disavow the previous Genus Solo caption. It does not represent us. It’s not who we are nor who we wish to be.

I always look at “Duetsch” and think “Oh, wow, it’s in Dutch” because I’m uncultured, and maybe a little dense.

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