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Year
2017
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Description
Players swipe treats from Granny's tray and push the button on her chair - you never know when she will wake up and send her teeth soaring!
On your turn, you spin the spinner. Landing on green lets you steal a treat from Granny's tray and then press the button a number of times. Landing on purple makes you put a treat back on Granny's tray then press the button a number of times. Other symbols include losing a turn and stealing a treat from another player.
If pushing the button makes Granny wake up, the player who woke her returns all treats to the tray.
The first player to collect one of each treat wins the game!
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Nights Around a Table Top List at 5:30 sentiment: negative
video_pk 91343 · mention_pk 284366
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Overall sentiment (raw)
negative
Pros
none
Cons
- Encourages stealing from an elderly person.
- Features gross-out body humor (dentures flying out).
- Makes the host feel uncomfortable.
Thematic elements
- Stealing cookies from an elderly granny
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Button Pumping — Players pump a button, which can trigger a reaction from Granny.
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Quotes (from this video)
- So you might be thinking 'Well, this is completely facetious, right? There can't be even more than one Russian roulette game for kids, can there?' This is why I'm doing this video, because this is a weird phenomenon.
- So this is more like a top 10 list of games where the WTF factor rises with every step we go on the ladder.
- It gets down to, like, what is a game and what is a toy? Well, i've looked at this quite a bit. A game has to involve some degree of skill or choice or agency, and that's why, for the purposes of this list, something like Kerplunk or Topple, where you have to make some decisions... it's very minimal, that is the 'decision space,' we call it, but at least you're doing something and you have some control over the outcome of the thing.
- Because they're they're not games! If you work in a toy company and your boss comes to you and says 'Alright! We need a new game, and you can have a certain amount of hunk of plastic on the table,' well of course you're going to design one of these things because it's completely brainless. It's an engineering exercise. It's not a game design exercise because there's no actual game involved here.
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The Dice Tower Other at 28:46 sentiment: neutral
video_pk 81479 · mention_pk 287842
Click to watch at 28:46 · YouTube ↗
Overall sentiment (raw)
Neutral
Pros
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Cons
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Thematic elements
- Stealing treats from granny's tray
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Set Collection — Steal treats from granny's tray.
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Quotes (from this video)
- THAT'S OUTRAGEOUS. YOU'RE GOING TO WIN ON A GAME THAT you didn't know existed.
- Castle Men, but no Castle Me.
- That's what I WAS TALKING ABOUT.
- Yeah, I've heard that somewhere. That's recent, right?
- It's a free and freeze game, I think.
- What is sand in German?
- Flügelschlag.
- I know what game you're talking about.
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