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Ludopedia
8.5
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy cooperative games with a historical theme and a touch of divine strategy, "The Great Commission" is a great pick! The game blends resource management well with the excitement of unexpected events.
Highlights
- Engaging cooperative strategy
- Unique historical theme
- Modern, impactful art
- Robust solo mode
Keep in mind
- Moderate language dependency
- Can be challenging
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Hey everyone! Ready for a trip through time and faith? In "The Great Commission: Strategic Card Game", you step into the shoes of church leaders in the tumultuous first-century Roman Empire. The mission is clear: spread the word and make disciples before time runs out! Each player leads a church with a charismatic leader and members possessing unique abilities, but beware, as internal conflicts and even demonic opposition can arise. The game shines with its cooperative mechanics, where communication and joint strategy are key to success, but it also offers a robust solo mode for those who prefer an individual journey. The comic-inspired art brings a modern and impactful visual style to the historical setting. Managing resources, building your action engine with multi-use cards, and dealing with unexpected events (both bad and divine!) are part of the daily grind. The difficulty is adjustable, so both newcomers and veterans can enjoy the challenge. Prepare for tactical and, perhaps, even philosophical decisions as you strive to fulfill the "Great Commission"!
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In English
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The Great Commission - Solo Tutorial - Part 2. By Box of Delights
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Great Commission Strategic Card Game: How to Play Demo
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The Great Commission - Tutorial & Playthrough
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The Great Commission - Solo Tutorial - Part 1. By Box of Delights
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Tips and Strategies for the Great Commission Strategic Card Game
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The Great Commission: How to Play and Playthrough (Knife edge game!)
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Publisher
Word for Word Bible Comics
Designer
Paul Snuggs, Simon Amadeus Pillario
Artist
Simon Amadeus Pillario
What is the average playtime?
Games typically last between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on the player count and chosen difficulty.
How many players can participate?
The game supports 1 to 4 players, featuring a well-developed solo mode and cooperative options for groups.
Is the game complicated to learn?
The BGG weight is around 2.94, indicating moderate complexity. The rules are accessible, but the strategy can be deep.
Do I need to know something about the Bible to play?
While the theme is religious and inspired by the Acts of the Apostles, the game is designed to be enjoyed even by those without prior knowledge. The comic book-style art helps make the theme more accessible.
Is there significant language dependency?
Yes, there is a moderate language dependency. It's recommended to have access to a translated spreadsheet or translated cards for a smoother experience.
Is this a competitive or cooperative game?
The main focus is cooperative, where all players work together against the game. There is also a solo mode for a single player.
Who is this game recommended for?
Recommended for fans of cooperative games, historical and religious themes, and those who enjoy games with engine-building and multi-use cards.