Sea Dragons Game Review

Seventy-one percent of the Earth is covered in water. Given how much of that water is unexplored, there is an above-average chance that sea serpents actually exist. Even if Nessy is little more than a hoax, I'm inclined to believe that there could be some massive beasts swimming around in the deep corners of the ocean. Luckily, all of the sea serpents in Sea Dragons are content with hanging around on the surface, devouring pirate ships to be suitable stewards for their aquatic realm. And you get to control them!

Sea Dragons Overview

In Sea Dragons, players place Dragons in polyomino patterns on a grid-based board with the goal of destroying pirate ships and collecting treasures to earn the title of most dominant in the sea realms. Each player takes a number of single color Dragon Heads, determined by player count, along with the associated color of Dragon Bodies. They also receive 4 coins and a pair of Pattern cards at setup.

On a player's turn, they will play a Pattern card. There are three types—Small, Medium, and Large—and each size reflects a polyomino shape. As you might expect, the Small cards have smaller polyominos made up of fewer squares in comparison to the Large cards.

Playing a Pattern allows that player to place a Dragon Head and Dragon…

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