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Live the life of a 1970s soft-rock musician in Southern California, scheming and strategizing to boost your career. Score points by creating swanky outfits, recording hit songs, and attending schmoozy shindigs. It’s laid-back party-time fun!  

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Board Game Review – Yacht Rock (2020)

Hit singles, laidback clothes and lavish parties … it’s the life of a Rock Star in the board game Yacht Rock by Prospero Hall or as they jokingly appear on the box cover Prospero & Hall (ala Hall and Oates).

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Today, in Board Game Reviews on cottagemixtape.com we are reviewing Yacht Rock , a game set in the mid 70s /early 80s where you play a yacht rock star. For those not familiar with the genre, Yacht Rock, think Toto’s “ Africa “, Hall & Oates “ I Can’t Go For That ” or Christopher Cross’ “ Sailing “. An era of music that was all about soft rock sounds for breezy afternoons on the Yacht or in your convertible driving down on the highway.

In this game you essentially take turns going around (starting “with the most relaxed player” first) as each player picks up a style card which consists of either: clothing (i.e. hats, shoes, shirt, sunglasses and pants) or a musical style (e.g. “smooth saxophone” or “gentle beat”) for potential hit songs. The purpose of the clothing cards is to acquire the best, most complete outfit with only keeping one article type each. That means only one hat, one shirt, etc. If you draw more than one clothing article type you will have to sell it for points (1 each). The clothing cards have different point values (1 or 3) and different colours.

The purpose of the musical style cards is to get all three style cards needed to record one of the two hit songs dealt on the board. Or you collaborate with another player if you have a card each. If you record the song by yourself it is worth 8 points. If you collaborate it is worth 3 points for both players.

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At the end of each round, once you have dealt all the style cards, you must choose which party (‘soiree’) you will attend (e.g. “Palm Springs House Party” or “Catalina Beach Party”). The purpose is to score bonus points for your clothes and hit singles. On the tops of the soiree card it will give you a hint for what to expect (e.g. a particular colour of card or the hit single icon) in order to get the most bonus points. Once players have decided with their guitar pick which party they will attend, you flip over the card to reveal the bonus point scheme. You score the points, collect all the style cards and redistribute for the next round for a total of three rounds. The player with the most points at the end wins!

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It should almost be a rule that if you record the hit single, you should have to make up the song on spot, duets too. In fact, they should have provided short fake soft rock instrumentals to do this and made them downloadable on their website or Youtube page (I feel like I am giving you jewels, here people). Now that we are making up rules, you should also have to swap out the songs at the end of each round depending on how many players. We found that if you only are playing with 2-3 players, it may take a while to get the right combination of song style cards to record a single (especially by yourself). This can bottleneck the gameplay until you draw enough or the right song style cards and by then it is already into the second or last round. Finally, it would be awesome if you actually had the clothes (or something comparable) and you had to wear them. Obviously that would have made the game expensive, so get your friends to bring their own.

Does Yacht Rock float the boat?

I would say: I Can Go For That . The gameplay is simplistic and turn based, so it is not frantic but it’s still fun and engaging. I thought stylistically, its design was well-thought out with an apparent late 70s to early 80s flair but they also took their time to do at least a little research. Yacht Rock enthusiast will understand the humour, particularly the faux hit single song titles and their implicit styles. That being said, it is obviously a bit of a gimmick and may only appeal to a certain demograph who “get it” but what’s not to get? Its Pop music, dumb clothes and parties. At least, for everyone else the point system and the will to win may grab them. We played it once, enjoyed it and played it again, so there is some replay value. How much replay value in the long term remains to be seen but it is a fun, social game.

Rating –  Yacht Rock

Yacht Rock gets a 3.5 out of 5

Players : 2 – 6 Duration : 18-25 minutes a game. Ages:  8+ Learning Curve : Easy to play.

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Yacht Rock – More Like Musak

Yacht Rock or Musak?

It’s 2020. We all desperately need some time to sit back and relax. The easy going 1970’s laid back styling of yacht rock seems perfect. Resting in beats powered by Beach Boy roots, kick off your shoes and turn up the Kenny Loggins and Steely Dan . Or, you could reach for Yacht Rock , a 25-minute game for 2-6 players. Play as a 1970’s musician looking to impress southern California power brokers with your impeccable sense of style and smooth beats.

Yacht Rock was designed by Prospero Hall and published by Funko Games .

Set the game board and score track in the middle of the table and give each player a guitar pick representing their chosen color. Put the cubes matching those colors in the starting spot on the score track.

Shuffle the style cards and set out a certain number depending on player count. There’s a grid in the book, but the number is player count times three, plus two. Deal one style card from the deck you counted out face up to each of the five style slots on the game board.

Put out “single” cards and “soiree” cards in the designated spots on the game board. Make sure the names on the two cards don’t match.

Put the singles tokens next to the board. The most relaxed player goes first.

Drafting Phase

In Yacht Rock you need to draft cards to make up your outfit, or to record singles. Take all of the style cards from one slot of the game board, then deal a style card to that spot, and one to the spots on either side.

Style cards are either clothing cards or styles of music. The backs of the soiree cards show two colors (or styles) of clothes (or a color and singles) that will be considered in vogue at that party at the end of the round. Your goal is to put together an outfit that matches those styles as much as possible, and/or to have recorded singles when you attend the party.

Create a set of clothing with the clothing cards you’ve drafted. You can only have one of each clothing type, so “sell” the rest to the discard pile for one point each.

All clothing is worth one point except for gold clothes, which are always in style, and are thus worth three. Soiree cards might also have a clothing accessory that is in vogue (like hats or sunglasses) but you won’t know what those are until the round is over.

You may also elect to record a single on your turn, if you have the available musical style cards. If you have the cards to match all three musical styles you can record a solo single: score eight points and get a single token. If not, you can record a duet with any other player. This duet has plenty of star power, so between you, you only need to match two of the symbols. Each player gets three points and a single token.

Party Phase

Once everyone has gone three times, the Drafting Phase ends and the Party Phase begins. Pick a party by placing your pick (get it?) on the party card. Once each player has picked a party, flip the parties over and score them.

There are various types of bonus: Bonus for clothing color, bonus for recording singles, bonus for particular articles of clothing, or bonus for clothing color sets. Hats and sunglasses have two colors in their borders and can count for multiple color bonuses.

Add up your points and move your scoring cube up on the tracker. Discard all of your clothing style cards but keep your musical style cards. Discard all remaining styles on the five spots of the game board.

Rinse and Repeat

You’ve played one round. Now refresh the style deck (remember the player specific count from the beginning) and replace the Soiree cards. Play two more rounds. Whoever has the highest score wins!

Impressions

It’s hard to understand the right target demographic for Yacht Rock . The game tries to do a lot of different things, but it doesn’t do any of them well enough to stand out.

The rulebook has a lot of unnecessary details that slowed us down when we played. Remember all that stuff about a style deck? Why is this important? Just have each player go three times. Counting out cards by player count is a nuisance. There aren’t enough cards to have separate decks for each round, so you’re going to mix them and re-count them anyway. It’s completely unnecessary.

Similarly, the rulebook contains a lot of details that don’t really matter, like where the extra decks and tokens go. To be blunt, who cares? When you need them in the game, you’ll find them.

The Decisions

There are really only three decision points in the game: choosing your style pile, choosing your clothes, and choosing how to perform your songs. The choice of a party isn’t much of a choice – With the hints you have from the fronts of the cards, it’s usually obvious from your clothing which party will be better for you.

This stands out because the game plays unbearably slowly. The only thing you can do when it’s not your turn is hope someone wants to perform a duet with you, but if you don’t have style cards that match the singles that are out, it doesn’t matter anyway.

Though Yacht Rock is the right weight for kids to play, the theme couldn’t possibly be more boring for them. We had to drag them to the table or bribe them to play.

The art is… Fine. It gets the point across, usually, but it’s not too many steps past a well-designed clip art library. It certainly doesn’t stand out and evoke a strong connection to the theme.

Final Thoughts

All of this adds up to tell us this is an entry-level, casual game. But entry level casual games need a strong theme or something of driving interest within the gameplay loop. Yacht Rock has neither.

The thing that’s really disappointing here is that Funko and Prospero Hall can really kill it when they want to. Pam Am , also released by Prospero Hall and Funko this year, is an absolutely stellar masterpiece of design that we ranked our best game of 2020. It leans into its theme and excels at it.

Board games are in a modern renaissance. At a time when it’s not good enough to be “fun sometimes” or to merely be “fine”, that’s exactly what Yacht Rock is. It’s board game musak: Filling the empty space, but ultimately forgettable.

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Age Range: 12+

Number of Players: 2-6

Playtime: 25 minutes

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There are plenty of boats and selecting the right one might be challenging. The size of the boat should be your main criteria.

Plenty of small boats cruise the Moskva River, and the most vivid one is this yellow Lay’s-branded boat. Everyone who has ever visited Moscow probably has seen it.

This option might leave a passenger disembarking partially deaf as the merciless Russian pop music blasts onboard. A free spirit, however, will find partying on such a vessel to be an unforgettable and authentic experience that’s almost a metaphor for life in modern Russia: too loud, and sometimes too welcoming. Tickets start at $13 (800 rubles) per person.

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