Labels, elements, and actions are consistent throughout the game

In this episode, we delve into the crucial role of consistency in both UX design and board game creation, exploring how it enhances understandability and enriches player experience. We examine how games like "Tapestry" leverage consistent iconography and design elements to simplify gameplay and create a seamless experience for players.

We also look at the smaller scale game "Hero Realms," which showcases the importance of defining and adhering to a consistent system, even in a compact game. The episode highlights the significance of iconography choices and the effortless interaction they facilitate.

The discussion then shifts to "Dune: War for Arrakis," focusing on the careful use of terminology and consistent symbolism to build player trust and understanding. The episode illustrates how these thoughtful design choices can make complex games more approachable.

Finally, we explore "Eclipse: Second Dawn for the Galaxy," emphasizing the elegance of simplifying actions through consistent presentation and execution. By distilling gameplay into six core actions, the game enhances player enjoyment and accessibility.

This episode underscores the value of consistency in game design and its impact on user experience, demonstrating how meticulous attention to detail can transform gameplay into a satisfying and intuitive experience.