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I also wanted to include YT video links on recent updates or for #BoardGames I've gotten back to the table recently, since I sometimes do videos for #games I do not write about. Links are for the BURST versions, all lasting between 2 and 4 minutes.

River of Gold:
youtu.be/VSPbi3wvSh0

Doomlings:
youtu.be/5sXaCrouC5o

Inventors of the South Tigris:
youtu.be/rFVnPFKjLq0

River of Gold game state
Doomlings Trait Cards
Invention Boards for Inventors of the South Tigris
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Games for Music wiki / G4M

Another recurring idea for a #musicGame is to separate playing music and doing in-game moves. You basically join the music when it's not your turn.

The game may have any turn-based mechanics, but its #tabletop representation should yield itself well to musical interpretation.

This is a design area with hopes for great complexity, some #eurogame-adjacent potential. But arguably, musical #improvisation may cover any #boardgame...

A slide/infographics with three columns, two rather graphic, and one text-based on the right. Title: Music-between-turns Subtitle: music game format #5 Left column, title: individual flow. The image on the left presents a loop, with a small part in yellow labeled "Your turn - make your moves" and larger part in green labeled "play music - follow the board" with additional symbols of arrows, a meeple, quaver, fermata sign. Middle column, title: group flow (turns) The image presents 5 face cliparts, each marked with a letter, around a gray circle representing a game table. Face A is yellow, and four other faces are green and have quaver symbols around. Below there is written: 1. yellow A green BCDE 2. yellow B green CDEA 3. yellow C green DEAB Right column (text) pros Simplicity No “double downtime” − engage either in music or in gameplay. Gaming depth potential cons Separation of music/game layers Repetitive group flow (few fixed constellations/”line-ups”) Minimum space for social interaction
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