New York Zoo

Video AIL_KhvWZVo Before You Play ranking at 13:36 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Best theme among the discussed games
Cute animal meeples and re-themeable presentation
Strong interaction and replay potential

Cons

Setup and organization of many tiles can be fiddly

Thematic elements

Animals and zoo expansion
Zoo-building race with animal meeples
competitive race with thematic interaction

Comparison games

A Piece for Odin
Nova Luna
Sagani

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Breeding / animal meeples — Animal meeples interact and breed on a tableau to optimize zoo population
Phase-based scoring — Players score across distinct phases to determine the winner
tile placement / polyomino-like placement — Players place animal tiles to fit patterns on a board, aligning with slots

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Quotes (from this video)

they are all distinct enough to play as different games and that was the question that we were asking ourselves before we started the series
Patchwork this game is sort of legendary you know like it's all like everybody's best games for two players lists
it's the most recent release aside from new york zoo
the marmots are really cute
you can steal other people's tiles
New York Zoo is the best theme

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Video yyh3AEk4Jvg Adam Porter's Board Game Channel top_10_list at 0:18 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

gorgeous animal pieces
beautiful visual appeal

Cons

rules a little convoluted
too many exceptions
not reviewer's favorite polyomino game
doesn't like race endings

Thematic elements

animals
zoo
polyomino

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

these games have amazing table presence by which i mean people are going to glance across the room and go what is that person playing and i want to play all these games
stacking games have table presence like nothing else
looks beautiful it looks like a load of sweets on the board
one of my favorite games of all time
i don't like that sort of game i find that one of the most frustrating game mechanisms
the central marble dispenser is your main draw in this game
absolutely brilliant strategic game quite complex game
it's actually my favorite of the mask trilogy
i'm almost scared to say this but i don't really like azul very much
biggest most overlooked game on this list

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Video NXYxHmfxxJk Adam Porter general_discussion at 11:15 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Bright, approachable theme

Cons

Limited information available in transcript

Thematic elements

animal tokens and fauna
Zoo environment in New York
family-friendly/educational

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

tile placement — Tiles form zoo layout; animals placed for scoring

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

the aesthetic appeal of a product plays a big part in its commercial success
placeholder art is more than adequate to give publishers a feel for what the game could look like
publishers are no longer afraid of looking childish
as a game inventor the visuals are unlikely to be at the forefront of your mind when you're ideating prototyping and testing your game
let me know in the comments which games have gone above and beyond with their aesthetics
standout component is very desirable in a prototype

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Video E0X2XKC1lXg Board Game Brody general_discussion at 1:30 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

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No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

My Favorite of the games was Lost Ruins of Arnak.
This convention is a great time to see other gamers, learn new games, and meet new people.
The swap meet is a huge way to support Great Plains Gaming Project.
Staying at the hotel beside it made things easier, though parking and logistics required planning.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

neutral

Pros

quick play
family-friendly appeal

Cons

less depth than heavier titles

Thematic elements

Family-friendly planning
Zoo management and animal enclosures
Light, quick play

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

set collection/area control — Players manage animal enclosures and resources to score points.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

you are correct the answer is b
it's actually a board game not an rpg
Hanabi you actually got that in just in time
new york zoo… happy birthday
through the ages
your latest game working circuits it's only 20 dollars

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Pros

none

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Two recommendations per category — a curveball for Jeff since he didn't know I was pulling out two classic picks.
Draftasaurus and Catapult Kingdom are great for kids because eight-and-a-bit-year-olds can engage with simple rules and bright components.
We want other people to love games, so you're going to get them games for Christmas whether they want them or not.

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Video A6HUSCRRFvE Board Game Hangovers top_10_list at 0:21 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

simple
fast
gorgeous visuals
great with kids and adults

Cons

none

Thematic elements

zoo management and race to enclosure completion
Zoo environment in a city
family-friendly

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

polyomino tile-laying — Players fill their zoo board with animal enclosures and attractions; race to finish first.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's simple, it's fast and it looks gorgeous
one of the biggest surprises of the year
the most unique and original game of the year
it's really good
a big surprise and a great game on all fronts
game of the year for board game hangover

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Video AC0OZsvhWXg Foster the Meepolo top_10_list at 11:18 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

One of favorite games
Definitely Jeff's favorite

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Animal management
Zoo

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

polyomino placement

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

We love trick taking games
This game is so much freaking fun
I adore GMT games, they are becoming one of my favorite game publishers
If you remember Vast Crystal Caverns is in my top five games of all time
We bloody love it
We can't stop playing
It's a blimp game not a train game
That's just work
I don't think I want to play it
I'll get it eventually

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

One of the best of Uwe Rosenberg's tile laying games
Cool animal pieces
Very solid game

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Zoo

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

tile laying — Tile laying game where you fill your zoo with animals

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

man, I I I love this game
I don't know what happened here. This game has been universally scorned
It's a fantastic experiment from Freriedman Freeze, but I don't want to buy a game where a lot of the games aren't that great
robots versus ducks. You know, the never-ending war
This is fantastic a game, but I think it's fundamentally broken
I really want to like this game
One of the creepiest covers of all time. The animals are staring into your soul
definitely for me one of the best of the Uve Rosenberg tile laying games
I hate. I really do hate this game
It's a really funny little game

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Video vHzHGKI6itM Unknown Channel game_review at 0:00 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Breeding mechanic provides a dynamic, evolving engine that creates meaningful decisions as the game progresses.
Clear end condition (fill every square on your personal zoo) gives a straightforward objective and avoids cluttered scoring.
High-quality production and visually appealing components create an inviting first impression.
Accessible entry point for families and casual players due to its intuitive core loop and tangible, spatial goals.
Attraction tiles offer meaningful early game leverage and long-tail utility later in the game.

Cons

Setup can be fiddly and verbose, making initial play sessions feel slow and a bit burdensome.
Tiny meeples and densely packed boards lead to handling challenges, especially for players with larger hands or less nimble fingers.
Pacing can taper toward the end as tiles shrink and the board tightens, which may lessen the sense of acceleration toward the finish line.
The game bears stylistic similarities to other Rosenberg tile-placement titles, which can make it feel less innovative for players seeking a novel mechanic lineup.
Board differentiation between tiles can be subtle, making setup and tactile recognition slightly cumbersome during setup and mid-game.

Thematic elements

Animal enclosure optimization and breeding dynamics within a polyomino-style layout, emphasizing spatial efficiency and tempo of development.
An urban zoo setting where players build and manage personal zoos on modular boards, using communal tiles and tracking mechanisms that encourage spatial planning and competitive enclosure development.
Abstract strategy with light thematic framing. The game presents a thematic veneer of animal management but foregrounds geometric placement and timing.

Comparison games

Patchwork

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

attraction tiles — Special attraction tiles grant powerful, sometimes game-altering effects; securing these early or at the right moment can dramatically alter an opponent's progress and one's own efficiency.
breeding/duplication — When an animal type has two copies in any enclosure, those animals breed to create additional copies, accelerating coverage of spaces and creating tempo shifts as populations grow.
house/building management — Each player has a set of houses/buildings that can store animals or enable efficient placement; completing buildings can unlock additional placement capacity or allow placing leftover animals.
polyomino-like shapes — Tiles are irregular, polygonal shapes that must fit into the player's evolving personal zoo; fitting and overlap management drives spatial strategy and planning ahead.
Rondelle movement — A track around the board determines movement and action access; as players place tiles, the rondelle advances, shaping which zones or actions become available and influencing tempo.
tile placement — Players select a top tile from their action strip and place it into their own zoo, choosing how to extend or reinforce enclosures while balancing space occupation and future placement options.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's just another polyomino game with a little twist on it
the objective of this game is to be the first player to completely fill up every single square on your personal zoo
these attraction tiles are really good
i am not terribly excited by it, it's just another polyomino game
it's a fine game
patchwork is still head and shoulders of the rest

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Tightly themed implementation of Rosenberg's polyomino tiling
Engaging chain-breeding and combo opportunities
Two-player variant that streamlines play without sacrificing depth
Attractions add meaningful planning and space management
Beautiful animal meeples and thematic art

Cons

Color palette can be challenging for color-blind players; greens vary subtly
Sorting and organizing tiles pre-game can add setup time
End-game can feel slow as spaces dwindle and players chase small tiles

Thematic elements

Zoo construction, animal husbandry, and competitive enclosure building
A modern New York Zoo with polyomino enclosures and animal meeples
Constructive, race-to-complete, with animal breeding as engine

Comparison games

Patchwork
Feast for Odin

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Animal placement and barn management — Each enclosure houses animals of the same species; players take animals from barns or enclosures; animals go into enclosures or the barn area as space allows.
Attractions/add-ons — Players select attractions that cover spaces on the board, providing end-game or strategic space coverage.
Breeding phase — When certain spaces are crossed by the elephant or end of a turn, animals breed within enclosures, with rules limiting breeding to up to two enclosures and adding bonus breeding in 2-3 player games.
Enclosure Building — Dropped tiles become enclosures; must fit within the board without overlap and be fully contained.
polyomino tiling — Players place irregular polyomino enclosure tiles onto their personal boards; larger tiles offer more spaces and are prioritized when drawing.
two-player variant — A shorter game mode with a specific starting setup and two-player board markers to accelerate play.

Video topics + discussion points

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Quotes (from this video)

There are no points in this game, it's a race to completely build out your zoo first and win.
Look I got a roller coaster in my zoo that almost literally pigeonholes you if you put it in the bottom right.
The end of the game occurs when somebody completely fills their board and ends immediately and they win.
Every square matters; you can't split up buddies once they've been placed.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

clever fusion of Patchwork-style tiling with Agricola-inspired breeding and zoo expansion
tight, fast-paced decisions at two players; faster play at higher counts too
attraction tiles add meaningful tension and space-management challenges

Cons

the board can feel fiddly for some players, especially in multiplayer
zoo-building discipline may distract from pure puzzle elements for some

Thematic elements

zoo management, animal breeding, space optimization
a bustling city zoo with a focus on building habitats and attractions
tetris-puzzle meets farming/animal-collection rhythm; tense race to finish enclosures

Comparison games

Patchwork
Agricola

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

race to completion with big rewards — finishing an enclosure triggers the reward track and can influence the availability of the coveted roller coaster.
set-collection / resource timing — placing enclosures yields animals and unlocks attraction tiles; timing of actions creates tension and strategic considerations.
tile placement (Tetris-like) — players place shapes to build enclosures and set up the zoo layout, optimizing space and future options.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

there's no magic piece of evidence you need to find to solve the case
it's a race to finish an enclosure first
you read the opening story and then it's up to you to decide which leads to follow
the game is begging you to take risks because if you ever get 21 on a mission you not only win the mission but you lose a notoriety token

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Video QZC2ymGGzec Foster the meeple general_discussion at 10:14 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

compact box, fits the cube challenge well
family-friendly with accessible rules

Cons

abstract spatial puzzle may feel light

Thematic elements

animal management and space planning
zoo habitat design
light, family-friendly abstract

Comparison games

Calico
Sagani

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Spatial Arrangement — fit elements within a limited cube space.
tile placement — place habitats and animals to maximize points.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's a fantastic engine building game
Rules are important for checking mine
cheater cheater pumpkin eater
I am crushing you like a grape
Town 66 going right above
that Lord of the Rings confrontation pack
this is the cube challenge
Calico fits perfectly in the cube with room to spare

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Approachable for families and casual players
Bright, engaging presentation

Cons

Theme overlap with other light tile-placement games
Depth may be limited for experienced gamers

Thematic elements

Animal exhibits and park layout
Zoo planning and tile placement
Family-friendly strategy

Comparison games

Patchwork
Carcassonne

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Pattern Building — Create patterns on the grid to maximize points
tile placement — Place tiles to build a zoo layout with scoring rules

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

the brand is not the message which is being sent out it's the message which is being received
you can't control your brand you don't own it but you can influence it
a strong brand stands for something it's focused it's an experience it's something to be nurtured
monopoly is one of the biggest brands in the toy world and it's certainly the biggest in tabletop gaming
branding assets are strong and iconic that little metal dog monopoly money go to jail do not pass go
as a designer your personal brand matters
your brand is your reputation it's the way people think of you when you're not around

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Beautiful, delightful components and artwork that enhance family play appeal
Strong family compatibility: understandable for a 6-year-old and approachable for a 4-year-old with accommodations
Solid scaling across player counts (2–5 players) and an optional solitaire variant
Encourages spatial thinking and planning and provides tactile, active engagement for kids

Cons

Rulebook and player guide are perceived as inadequate or confusing, especially for teaching the rules to kids
Bonus breeding adds a layer of complexity that may overwhelm some players, particularly with 3–5 players
The game can feel repetitive or luck-influenced in higher player counts, with limited momentum and few dynamic shifts
Theme feels somewhat slapped-on and not deeply integrated; some players may seek more thematic depth or innovation
As a standalone adult game, it may not offer strong novelty relative to other Rosenberg titles

Thematic elements

Zoo management and animal breeding with a family-friendly focus centered on baby animals and the day-to-day activity of building a cohesive zoo.
Zoo development in New York; running and expanding a collection of enclosures and attractions to housing animals and educating visitors.
Family-friendly, instructional with a lighthearted tone; emphasizes accessibility for kids and parental participation.

Comparison games

Patchwork

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Action choice and mandatory follow-up — Taking an enclosure tile often requires taking one or two animals of the same type from the board, forcing immediate placement in an enclosure and preventing leaving enclosures empty when you act.
Animal acquisition and housing — When selecting animal acquisition, players may take either the two animals shown or one animal of their choice to place in a house or enclosure; adding animals permits further movement/placement rules.
Attractions and space filling — Attractions fill smaller spaces on the zoo board, while larger attractions create incentives to complete enclosures quickly; the goal is to fill every square on the board.
Breeding and chaining — Breeding occurs when a breeding line is crossed or triggered at the end of a turn, allowing players to add animals to enclosures and potentially move animals from houses into enclosures; in multi-player games this can be repeated with constraints and special cases.
End-turn checks and enclosure management — After actions, players check enclosure statuses; full enclosures are emptied with animals returning to supply or houses, while a subset remains to be moved or leveraged for breeding; this influences scoring and final positioning.
Movement and spatial planning — On a turn, a player may move one animal up to a variable number of spaces (commonly 1–4), determined by player count and the top indicator on the player board, which shapes planning and tempo.
tile drafting and placement — Players draft enclosure tiles and corresponding animals, then place animals into enclosures or houses, driving board development and scoring pressure.

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Quotes (from this video)

as a family game i absolutely love this
this guide is truly terrible
the game is beautiful it's actually a lot of fun to do the same thing over and over again
the components are delightful
the wife bought this game because of the flamingos

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Video Gd-Kya2CEBc Going Analog quiz_show at 5:44 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

family-friendly
light strategy

Cons

none

Thematic elements

animal exhibits and habitats
Zoo management
family-friendly

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

set collection — Collect animals to fulfill habitat needs
tile placement — Arrange habitat tiles for scoring

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No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's an awesome series so people should check it out
I am very passionate about elephants
this was so much fun I'm glad you enjoyed it
New York Zoo
I love the little googly eye you put on your own
it's one of my favorite flipping games
this one's a hardcore like crazy campaign game
it's never one card game
highly recommend it

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Video clf0DGfjWW4 Chairman of the Board general_discussion at 10:42 sentiment: mixed

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

smooth, approachable
good two-player puzzle with a clean core

Cons

lacks a distinctive spark compared to other puzzly games
board can become fiddly with multiple segments

Thematic elements

breeding animals and tile coverage
zoo-building with polyomino tiles

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

breeding mechanic — breeding animals when two of the same type align to create a new animal
polyomino placement — patchwork-like placement to cover spaces on a grid
set coverage scoring — score based on grid coverage and animal spaces

Video topics + discussion points

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Quotes (from this video)

this is definitely one of those games with a bit of laborious start but great payoff after you get your head around it
it's a wonderful family-friendly filler, a puzzly style game
one of my favorite games that i played last year
it's essential if you like your two-player games

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Accessible gateway-weight experience
Engaging zoo-themed decisions
Nice visual appeal and components

Cons

Less depth for players seeking heavy Euro mechanistic planning
Some variability in animal tiles can affect balance

Thematic elements

zoo construction and animal management
Urban zoo in a contemporary setting
informational

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

area majority — competing to influence scoring zones within the zoo map
Resource management — managing limited resources to acquire animals and enclosures
set collection — collecting specific animal tiles to maximize scoring opportunities
tile placement — placing animal tiles to create and optimize the zoo layout

Video topics + discussion points

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Quotes (from this video)

the taverns of thieventhal really cool game
i definitely recommend that too
look out for a review next week it's still being funded on game phone at the moment
very nice table presence
unleashed again
there is a review on the channel right now
card game day night i will have a review for that soon
borrow a little sort of game i will play through on the channel soon too

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

cute components
family-friendly fun
great for date nights with light strategy

Cons

not as deep as heavier euro games

Thematic elements

animal husbandry and cute zoo-building
Zoo management with animal cubs and habitats
family-friendly, light strategy

Comparison games

Patchwork
Monikers

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

polyomino placement — place animal tiles to score and assemble enclosures

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

patchwork is a great game for couples
it's a great first date game
the app, the narration is pretty good on the app
silver bullet obviously... it is literally the best game
villainous is in my opinion one of the most perfect games for couples

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Engaging feedback loop with enclosure completion.
Token system adds strategic economy.

Cons

Theme handling may be light for hardcore players.

Thematic elements

Animal habitat building
Zoo management with animal enclosures
family-friendly, space-claiming puzzle

Comparison games

Cartographers
Isle of Cats
Baron Park

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

tile placement on a grid — Place polyomino shapes to fill enclosures
token-based feedback — Tokens provide currency for actions and scoring

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's a conundrum for board game designers trying to capture the magic of tetris
this is a domino it's a tile made up of two squares and they're great
it's a toolbox for you as a game designer which of these mechanisms do you want to employ in your own polyomino game
the rules explain that cave people don't like abstract art they want their animal paintings correctly oriented

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

engaging theme
accessible to families

Cons

may play small player counts

Thematic elements

animal management, exhibits
urban zoo in New York
light, family-friendly

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

engine-building — optimize layouts to attract visitors
set collection — collect animals and exhibits for points
tile placement — build and arrange zoo enclosures

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

this is supposed to be a really good game
i'm really excited to play that
there was just an expansion on kickstarter
i really would like to play the base game now
that's going to be exciting
let's see how all these games are alright see on the channel

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