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Finger Guns at High Noon

Game ID: GID0127042
Game Info
Year
2019
Players
3-8
Age
14+
Playtime
20 min
Complexity
1.5/5
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Description

A party game where players use hand gestures to make finger guns and eliminate opponents through simultaneous action reveals with dynamite power shots and lasso mechanics.

Description

A party game where players use hand gestures to make finger guns and eliminate opponents through simultaneous action reveals with dynamite power shots and lasso mechanics.

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Video L_3HHxZHDMI Nights Around a Table Discussion at 1:56
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Pros
  • tasty pieces
Cons
none
Thematic elements
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
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  • Ask a Board Gamer! My first question actually launches with a tragic story - i've got bad news for you Brent - i've got some bad news for you - i got bad news - Uh-oh - A fire has destroyed your entire board game collection - new stuff included - Oh no! - i know! - Oh sh*t - And you have to rebuild - i wanna know: what's the first thing you rebuild with?
  • I would start with Splendor - Dragon Strike - Citadels - Hansa Teutonica - Mysterium - Boss Monster - Kingdom Death: Monster, hands down - 1313 Dead End Drive!
  • I love it so much! I've never won a game - I have a massive amount of fun.
  • It was the first real unique board game I owned.
  • D6 is basically designed for individuals who don't know how to play Dungeons & Dragons, but it's a really simplified D&D board game version.
  • It was like mousetrap almost. You build up this elaborate scene and you trigger traps and devices... Clue to the next level!
  • I probably would start off with Scythe. I've spent so much money buying all the expansions. I've spent a ton of time going over strategy, playing with other people, teaching other people. It's a long game to get to learn if you've ever played it. I just have to get that one back.
  • It is by far the best game that I have ever played. I absolutely love cooperative gameplay.
  • I don't really like counter-operative gameplay, even though I know that nobody else ever calls it that.
  • I tried Munchkin once, and I don't want to lose my friends over a game.
  • Cosmic Encounter you want to avoid, and of course, uh, Monopoly, because everybody should avoid it at all costs.
  • Kingdom Death: Monster is probably one of the most critically acclaimed and, like, artistically inspired.
  • When you look at the miniatures and you look at the details, the time and the effort and the inspiration that goes into it is very very nice.
  • Can you still get it? - Yes, you can! They do a lot of limited print collectors models of sorts. Those are irreplaceable.
  • I don't know how I'm gonna put my kid through college since I have to buy it all again!
  • There's been a fire, and it's destroyed your entire board game collection. What game do you buy first to replenish it? - Dinosaur World.
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Video qb2VOwq2nHk Tim Chuon Discussion at 4:05 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
  • accessible for new players
  • fun energy for game nights
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • Ranking people / items in a humorous context
  • Casual party setting
  • Lighthearted, party-game tone
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • ranking/sorting — Players rank elements or participants and score based on relative order
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Quotes (from this video)
  • "The games are good. The games are good."
  • "Now Tim, are you ready? Tim is never ready."
  • "This might be a game night that we end up playing tomorrow."
  • "Three native players. Looks like we'll play fingernails next."
  • "Finger guns. They gave us one of these for each person."
  • "All out. And top tier party game about ranking everyone and everything."
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