Spring Meadow Board Game Review - Actualol

Spring Meadow is the latest Tetris inspired game from the designer of Patchwork, Uwe Rosenberg.
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If you're new to Actualol, my name is Jon Purkis. My two passions are writing comedy and playing board games, so I decided to combine the two in this YouTube channel.

I make all my videos on my own, in my flat in London, UK, with the help of a diverse selection of wigs.
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