heat

Attention over time

7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-08-02

Final complete day: 2026-08-02. Attention was 0.6% — this entity appeared in 57 of 9,589 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (75 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-08-02 19:24 UTCComment

   No yeah, I already learned there's no way to teach the first group board games, so I don't even bother. Learned the hard way. Much happier with the second, even though they're highly competitive (I mean they *get competitive* I'm trying to introduce low stakes games and co-op for *everyone's* befit before someone strokes out) since they actually are willing to learn and try other games. It'll take a long time, but I think it's possible we'll get to play a variety of games. I want to buy Heat(I think they'll like it) and Ready, Set, Bet(I *know* they'll like it) and then it's just a mix of what they like, what they're willing to learn, and what I actually want to play (since seemingly what I want to play is less compatible). There's so many options, but it'll give me a good idea what to add to my collection *eventually* For what I want to play, I mostly play on Board Game Arena if I can. Unfortunately no Clank on BGA, but I can finally try historic games like Catan, Azul, Pandemic, really well known stuff. See what it's about. I also learned I like how simple Kingdomino is, and would be great for then teaching Patchwork(tile placement).

2. 2026-08-02 19:01 UTCComment

   They enjoy the feel of the game, with the rules serving as the mechanism to feel as if they're playing as the characters in the game. I already have planned to buy Heat at some point for that same reason. They like Risk because they feel like army generals for example. When I mentioned trying Ready, Set, Bet because of the gambling aspect, they were immediately on board with the idea because they love to gamble. The problem is, as the rules are explained, they always end up listening to some of the rules, before defaulting to "I'll just learn as we play." Which is why I think short/easier/lighter games would help easy them into learning these harder games they would like, but don't have the patience to learn

3. 2026-08-02 15:02 UTCComment

   Heat is a deck managing game disguised as a racing game. Dune Imperium mixes deck building, worker placement and bidding in one single

4. 2026-08-02 13:19 UTCComment

   Wasted!?! Bite your tongue! Heat and Pandemic Legacy 1 are amazing, I definitely recommend those. Clank Legacy is also quite good.

5. 2026-08-02 09:55 UTCPost

   Not happy to share with you my addiction after 6 months, help! - \[COMC\] I made the mistake of buying more than i can play. Amazing games, all of them, but i wish i took my time of playing each until i'm bored before getting another one. 1.5k $ wasted so far. My favorite is still clank catacombs, but i also love TM and SI. Root might have been my bigest mistake since it needs 3 to 4 players that are really into boardgaming so i barely played it once but it was fun. Dont want to get any more games, i think i have more than enough for two to 5 years. Once i'm done, the first games i might get are seti, clank legacy, pandemic legacy (0 or 1 still not sure) and heat. But for now, i'll be enjoying these beauties.