Game Info
Year
2022
Players
2-6
Age
5+
Playtime
15 min
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Description
Players eyeball the gap between two holes on one board and name the two colored circles on another board that sit exactly that far apart
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Meeple University Discussion at 10:22 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- Simple, neat.
- A fun game.
- Can be played with family.
- Challenging to match without overlaying.
Cons
- Doesn't go much further than an icebreaker.
- Doesn't have the staying power of Illusion.
- Didn't hit for one reviewer due to length and lack of creativity.
- Turn times can make it feel too long for a party game.
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Illusion
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deduction — Players guess which two circles on overlaid cards are exactly a certain distance apart.
- Pattern Recognition — The core gameplay involves recognizing visual patterns and distances between circles on cards.
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Quotes (from this video)
- hello everyone I'm Stella and this is Tara from Maple University today we are back with five games in 30 minutes or under 30 minutes we'll try our best
- The premise is that you only score points for the cards that you complete the cards that you get once you get them all covered with coins you get your coins back and then you flip it down into a scoring pile
- It becomes a game of extreme balance because there's never a benefit in winning something by a lot you want to win everything by the absolute minimum amount
- This is a little icebreaker game
- I really like the way the game progresses as well because all of these tracks you move up them more quickly with smaller sets to at the start of the game and you need larger sets at the end of the game so it even has this big shift where in the first round it's probably most effective to like play a bunch of one and two card sets just to bank these points that you'll score at the end of every round and then as you go more on you get more specialized and it's harder to to get these big sets and the points aren't necessarily worth as much
- It's such a simple twist but it works so effectively
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