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Description
A strategic card game where memory and thinking are key to channelling your inner goose and honking your way to victory.
Players aim to get the lowest score by swapping, slamming and shredding cards. Can you remember where those sneaky geese have snuck off to?
Perfect for the entire family and guaranteed to provide a night full of laughter.
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Get into games Top 10 List at 26:09 sentiment: positive
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- Storyteller March of the Damned is available on Kickstarter from 12:00 p.m. on the 31st of March, UK time, or 7:00 a.m. Eastern, 4:00 a.m. Pacific for those listening in the US.
- Concordia is just fantastic. And I recommend that everyone plays it.
- It's a dry Euro set in Italy.
- Plug it into your veins. Play it. You'll enjoy it because you're used to the mechanics of it.
- It's the most beautiful game I've ever played or owned.
- Be discerning about what games you keep; we're in a be more discerning era.
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Going Analog Discussion at 10:28 sentiment: positive
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Pros
- Light memory game
- Thematic Halloween version
- Engaging due to card abilities and memory challenge
- Unexpectedly fun and replayable
- Mandatory 'honk' rule adds to the fun
Cons
- Can be challenging with alcohol
- Requires memory skills
Thematic elements
- Spooky Goose (themed version of Sneaky Goose)
- Halloween
Comparison games
- Penguin Party
- Stool Pigeon
- Nana
- That's Not a Hat
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Hand Management — Players draw cards and choose to play them for their ability or swap them with cards in their grid.
- Memory — Players must remember the position of their cards after an initial glance.
- Set Collection — The goal is to have the lowest number in your grid at the end of the game.
- Take That — Many cards are designed to mess with both the player's and opponents' grids.
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- It's a very, very cool game.
- It's thematic. It has a lot of cool systems. It's very colorful and really nice-looking on this on the table.
- The game we're actually talking about today, our pick is actually City Space Agencies.
- It's basically a quite light memory party card game where each of you is dealt four of these little goose cards face down and you are only allowed to look at two of them.
- The best rule, which is that if you think you have the lowest number on on your like grid at the end at the start of your round, you have to honk loudly.
- It never stops being funny when someone goes to reveal a card in any game like this and then is so confident that they know exactly what it is and it's something completely different and I think that will never get old in any game design ever.
- The UK Games Expo has actually changed a lot in the last few years uh to become what I imagine is much closer to your big conventions like Gen Con and such.
- This year was um the highest total number of people. I think they had uh I think it was 87,000 people um total footfall across the weekend.
- So Hachette have repeatedly made a very good impression with me mainly because you actually just get to play games.
- The premise is quite simple. You just take one card from whichever one of these um pantheons you're picking from that turn, and you choose to put it in one of nine spaces.
- The art for the game is phenomenal.
- That's been, honestly, my favorite time of the expo because for all the fun of like going to walk around and see the new stuff, the more time you spend like playing board games and in the board game space, the more I think, as adults, I just appreciate getting to spend time with different friends and play games together.
- One of my favorite memories was our very first Gen Con where you know like you said and you're surrounded by people here who want to play board games and we were at this like very swanky little inn where they had a gaming spot and we had just purchased Abyss this new game didn't know how to play it and just started opening and punching and somebody walks by and like hey do you do you want me to teach you this game and we're like yes.
- One of one of my like firm memories of UKGE is in one of the earliest years my wife and I went we just sat down at a demo table and it was for a game that had more spaces and if you don't know at these conventions when there are open spaces at a table a lot of the time demos will be like do you mind if these other people join so that we can get more people in and a father and his child who I I'm going to guess she was about maybe 10 years old maybe younger sat down opposite us and the first thing that her dad said to us was just to warn you she's very good at board games and we were like oh okay and then this 8 to 10 year old proceeded to just wipe the floor with us on this game that we'd never played before and we've never forgotten it since of just being humbled by a child at the UK Games Expo.
- It's so beautiful that words can't even describe it properly.
- Wouldn't do it justice.
- Exactly.
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