BoardGameCo and Professor Meg

"The mechanics are easy to grasp, it is a very quick cutthroat game ... it does definitely create really really fun moments." - Meg

"I just like the game mechanically. I find that it works well both co-operativley and competitively... It's fun solo, it's fun cooperative and it's fun competitive." - Alex

Thank you Alex and Professor Meg for the review. Your short playthrough is a delight to watch:

Player2.net.au

"At two players, Aethermon: Collect is a tight game as much about ‘hate drafting’ as it is amassing your own sets. Fast, but definitely not friendly, the game opens up substantially at higher player counts ... Played co-operatively, Aethermon: Collect is a family-friendly filler that plays great with all ages, including new gamers with little to no experience under their belts."

Stephen thinks this is a great entry point into the growing Aethermon franchise. Read the full review here.

PlayItYourself:

"Every time I played it, people asked me to play it again right away." There is no higher praise! Read the review.

EvilGeniusMum:

“This game is so simple, you can learn how to play AND teach someone else in the same amount of time it takes to read this review. No exaggeration. It’s the perfect game for keeping in your bag for random ‘waiting moments’.”

EvilGeniusMum thinks that Aethermon: Collect offers some great gameschooling benefits too, including teaching narrative, maths, science, co-operative play, and life skills like adaptability in rules. Read the full review here.

AdamTheFanatic:

"I also enjoyed the game and its compact size means I'll often be bringing it to game nights. It's not a grand adventure; but it's fun, fast to play, and has wonderful artwork." Adam and Kayden give a wonderful summary of how-to-play and score Aethermon: Collect a 7.7/10 (plus add a review of our pins):

Beer City Board Games:

"A clever, fun, filler-style game with plenty to like. If you're looking for a quick-playing game that will give you a bit of a chess-like feeling of trying to read your opponent's next move, I would say that Aethermon: Collect is worth checking out." Clay shares his thoughts:

Inspired2Game:

"...Can play with absolutely anyone - and it's a lot of fun!" Lola and Sean have lovely things to say about Aethermon: Collect:

BoardElv:

"One of these games you want to immediately start over". Click for her full review or click on the video below to hear her how-to-play:

Gawegame:

"Aethermon: Collect? Great choice for families, and for us gamers? Possibly just a beggining 🥰". Check out the full review by clicking below:

The Last Meeple:

"How can you build this amazing atmosphere aroud the game and not go any further? I mean look at this - the artwork is absolutely amazing and the creatures have a really cool design. They even have this background flavour text description on the back." Fla regrets that Aethermon: Collect isn't a much bigger Aethermon adventure - fear not, in a year it will be! Collect is merely the first release! Review here:

Settler of the Boards:

"I liked both different ways to play this game ... in the co-operative game I really liked that puzzley nature." Steph offers a video below or her written review here:

No Shelf Space:

"Aethermon: Collect is an easy recommendation from me." Adam reviews the four-player competitive gameplay - written review here or video below:

La Officina de Juegos:

"El diseño del juego es demasiado lindo... Es un juego muy fácil de jugar, es muy sencillo. O sea, si uno quiere jugar en familia, si quiere jugar con los niños, les puedes explicar muy fácilmente y muy rápido cómo jugarlo y, seguramente, se van a divertir mucho." La Officina shares their thoughts - Spanish-language review:

Desks and Dorks:

"Easy to learn, easy to explain, and fun!" Riley shares his thoughts:

Board Game BBQ:

"The artwork is STUNNING!" "It's a lot of fun... the boys really enjoy it and they love collecting the different creatures." Dan shares his experiences (5.24) with Aethermon: Collect and speculates on the future of Aethermon.

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