Endeavor: Deep Sea Game Review

“Uh oh…is this another one of these games where it is all about tracks?”

It was game night at the Bell household, and my wife joined me for my fourth (of five) plays of Endeavor: Deep Sea (2024, Burnt Island Games). I had figured out a way to trick her into joining me with one of her favorite words: co-op.

“OK, OK, that’s fair,” I replied. “But, we are playing together! This game supports co-op scenario play!”

“We will be playing together? OK, fine. As long as this is easy to teach, let’s do it.”

We did play on the same team, and save for a few complaints, my wife enjoyed that cooperative session. Despite the fact that Endeavor: Deep Sea is a game that has the look of medium-to-heavy strategy game tracks, the interesting puzzle and exceptional production make it a breezy time at the table.

Well…at least the second half of each game was good.

See You, SETI Me

Endeavor: Deep Sea is a 1-4 player exploration game that allows a player to attack its core puzzle solo, as a cooperative experience, or as a competitive game. Across my five plays, I tried all three formats and found that the game’s 10 included scenarios offered a rich…

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