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Beasty Bar

Game ID: GID0041937
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Description

The animals are dressed up and ready to enter the "Beasty Bar" nightclub. Who will actually make it through the door?

Beasty Bar is a fun "take that" card game about party animals. The players play animal cards into a line, and each animal has a special power that can manipulate the order of the cards. Whenever five animals are present at the end of a turn, the two animals up front get to party while the one at the rear has to go home. Whoever manages to send more of her animals to the party than anyone else wins.

Year Published
2014
Transcript Analysis
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Video UF9Xf3qeCUc Chairman of the Board top_10_list at 9:57 sentiment: negative
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Overall sentiment (raw)
negative
Pros
  • creative animal-themed cards
  • unique queue concept
Cons
  • rules overhead high; many exceptions to remember
  • chaotic interactions detract from simplicity
Thematic elements
  • queue dynamics and ability-driven interactions
  • nightclub queue filled with animal characters
  • light, chaotic but playful
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • card abilities — cards with animal characters grant unique effects and interactions
  • Multi-use cards — cards with animal characters grant unique effects and interactions
  • queue management — players build and manipulate a queue to maximize end-game points
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Quotes (from this video)
  • This is probably one of my favorite Uwe Rosenberg games I've played to date.
  • it's a weird one because it's kind of like a full-size game but didn't quite feel like it
  • the rules overhead was quite high in terms of remembering what they do
  • usually trying to build these routes and establish these with blocks and then get the cards
  • it's a pretty much a paint by numbers deck builder game
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