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Year
2017
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Description
Description from the publisher:
Don't get fooled by our innocent looking bandits. In their sights are the most precious of art and jewelry the museum has on display. The security systems are no match for their wits; their only obstacle is each other's treachery.
Museum Heist is a subtle game of bluff and deceit in which players assume a hidden identity in an effort to conceal their malicious moves and be the first to grab the museum's prized possessions.
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Meeple Mountain Discussion at 1:32 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- clever bluffing mechanic
- tension builds as players approach the token
- thematic and engaging for group play
Cons
- unresolved questions about player count balance and two-player suitability
Thematic elements
- bluffing, hidden identities, heist tension
- Museum environment with artwork token on the board
- sneaky, strategic, tension-filled
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Betting and Bluffing — players infer who is who and attempt to reach the artwork token first
- bluffing — players infer who is who and attempt to reach the artwork token first
- Hidden identity — players secretly select a character without others' knowledge
- movement-based progression — movement toward the artwork token with a Chinese-checkers-like feel
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Quotes (from this video)
- it's a game where the second Mouse gets the cheese
- it's a pure bluffing mechanism
- you move a bit like Chinese checkers
- each player selects a character on the board without telling anyone
- the twist of the game is that each player selects a character on the board without telling anyone
- the goal of the game is actually to build the longest slide
- no slider can collide into each other
- it's a pattern matching game
- in 3d you have Rubik's Cube-like sense of solving
- adrenaline driven it's all about dice rolling
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