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Ludopedia
7.2
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for combo-lovers and tech enthusiasts; the drafting with a reserve mechanic is a standout feature.
Highlights
- Very satisfying combo building
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Well-implemented AI theme
- Intelligent drafting system
Keep in mind
- Moderate initial learning curve
- Requires strict planning
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Ever wondered what it takes to build the ultimate artificial intelligence? In AI: 100% Human, you step into the shoes of a developer striving to assemble the most powerful AI on the planet. The core of the game is tableau building, where you integrate various development modules—ranging from calculation to hacking—to optimize your machine's performance. The gameplay revolves around a drafting system with a reserve, meaning you don't just grab cards; you carefully plan where and when each development is slotted to create the most effective chains of effects.
Strategy in this game is a constant balance between immediate gratification and long-term planning. While some cards provide instant points upon being played, you must also keep a close eye on the objectives set by the 'Original AI' at the end of each round. If you ignore these global goals to focus solely on your own board, you might find yourself lagging behind in the technological race. Hand management is crucial, as the timing of each card placement can be the difference between a streamlined system and a buggy mess of code.
The game unfolds over two intense rounds. You'll face the pressure of building powerful combos while trying to anticipate your opponents' moves. In the end, beyond the immediate points and round objectives, your AI is evaluated based on its specific features, leading to a final scoring phase that determines who truly created the smartest artificial mind. It's a fast-paced game with quick decisions and moderate strategic depth, perfect for those who love building efficient engines within a modern science fiction setting.
Strategy in this game is a constant balance between immediate gratification and long-term planning. While some cards provide instant points upon being played, you must also keep a close eye on the objectives set by the 'Original AI' at the end of each round. If you ignore these global goals to focus solely on your own board, you might find yourself lagging behind in the technological race. Hand management is crucial, as the timing of each card placement can be the difference between a streamlined system and a buggy mess of code.
The game unfolds over two intense rounds. You'll face the pressure of building powerful combos while trying to anticipate your opponents' moves. In the end, beyond the immediate points and round objectives, your AI is evaluated based on its specific features, leading to a final scoring phase that determines who truly created the smartest artificial mind. It's a fast-paced game with quick decisions and moderate strategic depth, perfect for those who love building efficient engines within a modern science fiction setting.
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Publisher
Explor8
Designer
Pierrick Libralesso, Renaud Libralesso
Artist
Victor Dulon
Is the game too complex for beginners?
It has a medium weight (2.42 on BGG). It's not overly heavy, but it requires attention to hand management and timing, so it's not a simple party game.
How long does a game take?
Usually between 30 and 45 minutes, making it great for those who want something strategic without spending the whole afternoon.
Does it work well with 1 player?
Yes, the game supports 1 to 6 players, allowing you to test your strategies even in solo mode.
Does the sci-fi theme influence the rules?
Yes, the 'software development' and 'hacking' theme guides the tableau building mechanics and the creation of card chains.
Do I need a lot of table space?
Not too much, but since each player builds their own grid-based tableau, it's good to have a reasonable amount of space to organize the cards.