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5211

Game ID: GID0007664
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Description

5211 is a fast-playing card game with a unique scoring method that rewards clever play!

This game has cards 1-6 in five colors. Each player starts with a hand of five cards. Players play two cards face-down, then simultaneously reveal them. They refill their hand, then repeat this process two more times, but only with one card.

The cards of the majority color will score — unless too many are present, in which case the color busts and the second most color scores. In case of a tie for majority, the tied colors are also out. These rounds are repeated until the deck runs out. The player with the most points wins.

5211 is a new edition of 5 COLORS that has all new art.

Year Published
2019
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Video YlTIoYlgljY The Broken Meeple discussion at 15:27 sentiment: neutral
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Overall sentiment (raw)
neutral
Pros
  • Quirky scoring system
  • Interesting color manipulation mechanics
Cons
  • High luck factor
  • Limited decision-making
  • Unfair card distribution
  • Poor rulebook (doesn't explain turn order for subsequent rounds)
  • Point values too wide (1-6) creating imbalance
  • Too many players increases luck factor
  • Devoid of strategic depth
Thematic elements
  • Abstract
  • Card game
  • Japanese design
Comparison games
  • Love Letter
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Quotes (from this video)
  • it's only a game - remember this is just a game
  • you're listening to the broken meeple show a podcast that speaks passionately about board games for the benefit of those who play them
  • I'm quite busy at the moment but in a good way
  • Norway in alter in the Arctic Circle is basically just yeah it's nearly Perpetual Darkness everything is caked in snow
  • I much need needed break much needed break from gaming in general frankly
  • I want them to go back to that level of greatness but lately they just haven't been doing it
  • this could have easily just been called its own thing
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