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ShiftingStones is in Beta
Posted: 26 January 2022, 11:28
by n_e_s_s_u_n_o
Hi.
After a period in alpha stage, everybody can now play to ShiftingStones
http://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=shiftingstones
Shifting Stones is a pattern building puzzle game published by Gamewright in 2020.
In this game, players shift and flip tile stones in order to form patterns.
If patterns are formed that match the cards in their hand, the cards can be scored for points.
Play your cards right and score multiple patterns in a single turn.


Re: ShiftingStones is in Beta
Posted: 26 January 2022, 14:16
by Lofski
Still requires reviewer status / group membership.
Re: ShiftingStones is in Beta
Posted: 26 January 2022, 15:05
by n_e_s_s_u_n_o
sorry. moved back to alpha. waiting for info from BGA.
Re: ShiftingStones is in Beta
Posted: 03 February 2022, 15:27
by n_e_s_s_u_n_o
After a long revision it's Beta again.
Have fun.
Re: ShiftingStones is in Beta
Posted: 04 February 2022, 21:42
by darksidehascookies
Hi n_e_s_s_u_n_o,
We just played this game for the first time. We had fun, but one of our players is partially color-blind and had a very difficult time identifying the necessary colors on the cards in his hand. Clicking on the card doesn't zoom it very much. Is there any possibility of naming/numbering the cards? The images are lovely but difficult to make out on the tiny cards.
Thanks!
Re: ShiftingStones is in Beta
Posted: 08 February 2022, 09:26
by hasi6562
Can't play on tablet, the images overlap
Re: ShiftingStones is in Beta
Posted: 13 February 2022, 17:45
by CyberpunkSolo
I love Shifting Stones, great game!
When you play a lot, you end up knowing by heart what the colors are on the reverse side without having to look at the guide, but do you think it would be even easier for new players to visualize their strategy if each tile had a little icon in the corner indicating which color is on the reverse side?
Re: ShiftingStones is in Beta
Posted: 17 February 2022, 13:39
by fruktansvärt
You just added "Try Swap" as a translatable phrase. Is this different from Shift?
also present in just one other phrase: "${you} must select two adjacent tiles to swap and a card to discard or"