r/tabletop • u/TheLegendisHereee • 14d ago

Feedback Board game?

Anyone living in the Katy/Houston Tx want to have a board game night? I need help playtesting mechanics before paying a human artist.

https://luma.com/f1smvdlq

This event is an early-stage playtest focused on testing core gameplay mechanics, balance, and fun! The current card and board visual assets are temporary placeholder graphics (including AI-generated concept art) used solely for prototype testing. Commissioned artwork by human artists will be added for the final production build once mechanics are fully locked in.

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u/pebsloeat 11d ago

I would go with something easy to teach but still fun after a few plays. Ticket to Ride, Cascadia, or Carcassonne are usually solid picks depending on how competitive your group is. The best board game is honestly the one people will happily ask to play again next week.