So far, from tabletop games, I have played mostly card games. Those games use some cardboards or even a board which doesn’t play an important role in the game.
The reason why I prefer card games than just what we can consider as board games, is mostly because of the size. Card games usually are smaller, portable, therefore cheaper and can be played anywhere.
While board games usually require more players, tablespace, and even shelf space to store. But that is not always the case nowadays.
Board games can also use just a small board or several smaller boards. That way they are cheaper, can be setup easier in small footprint but don’t sacrifice the gameplay.
Such is the case with this next board game, Seastead. It is one of the game intended just for 2 player in a relatively small box.
So, what is this Seastead board game? How do we play the game? Can it be played solo?
Those are probably just a few questions that came to mind after hearing about the game. Well, in this article, I’m going to share with you my Seastead board game review, based on my experience on playing the game and what I can find from the internet.
Hope this helps. Is Seastead going to be one of the best board game for 2 players out there?

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