How many players can play Wilmot's Warehouse?

Wilmot's Warehouse supports 2 to 6 players.

How long does a game of Wilmot's Warehouse take?

A typical game of Wilmot's Warehouse takes approximately 30 minutes.

What are the best video reviews of Wilmot's Warehouse?

MindForge has curated 20 video reviews of Wilmot's Warehouse from top board game content creators.

Wilmot's Warehouse - Board Game

Video pzvrEqYKJ_U Top List at 11:00 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Fun for parties
Encourages creativity
Good surprise hit

Cons

More challenging with fewer players

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Memory game — A memory game that surprised the host by being enjoyable.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Hansa Teutonica is my 37th favorite game of all time
I love games that you know lean heavily into historical things historical periods.
18xx games offer something that other games just don't like if you want a really deep economic experience.
this has probably my favorite mechanism in board games
I love how weird it is and how brutally economic it is this is container
I had some of the my my most exhilarating single moments in board gaming from uh dungeon fighter.
it it just feels like such a Bare Bones economic game where like you need to like ring out profit in small small increments in a very dynamic system as brutally as you can you know.
but every once in a while I want that I want that like Beautiful Pain and that's what I you know I get from container.
I admire the hell out of container I I I just wish I liked it more.
it is a Dungeon Crawl and I generally don't go for Dungeon Crawler like speaking of time tracks if somebody says if you like Dungeon Crawlers try X I would probably not try X however I love dungeon fighter.
I don't know who doesn't like dungeon fighter.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Best possible version of a memory game
Gets everyone talking
Simple and novel
Teachable to almost anyone
Works well at various player counts
Always a hit

Cons

Two player can be tricky

Thematic elements

Comparison games

The Mind

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Deduction — all you're doing is coming up with silly scenarios to explain the position of items you're putting on the board
Memory game — despite being a memory game

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

it's such a harsh game and I love it for how harsh it is
it's just a really really clever design
when you're able to sus out your opponent's word are just some of the most like satisfying moments
the Base werewords box art is atrocious
elegant fighty games you can't really get much better
it's almost like a good game to just impress people that board games aren't what you thought they were
aspirational and that is how I think about Eclipse second da for the Galaxy
this is my Twilight Imperium this is the big space game that I want to be playing a lot more than I am
I adore Eclipse as much as it is a hard game to play it's just encapsulating so much of what I love about games thematically s of space 4X games it like feels like stuff like M of Zion and ascendency and stuff like that that I grew up playing on on on the computer it just feels like those games in a board game
I think it's just really really smart really really good game
I do think the uprising addition for lack of a better word is the definitive way to play
I could be wrong again I don't know because they've made it as confusing as possibly can that I will say I won't defend like that's it's an obnoxious way to like sell your game personally

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Overall sentiment (raw)

Positive

Pros

Easy to explain
Encourages table talk and storytelling
Creates a hilarious and magical experience
Unique to each playgroup
Memorable moments

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Memory
Warehouse

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Memory — You're going to be placing tiles out on the on the in the warehouse in various places... You have to remember what was where. So, you have to create this sort of some sort of way of memorizing what has gone where.
Set Collection — Takes a mechanism like a game from like memory that everybody played as a as a kid where you need to remember what two tiles are of the same of the same type, and it just crunk it up for more an adult public.
Storytelling — You're going to be placing tiles out on the on the in the warehouse in various places... you try and discuss what it might be together... you're adding a piece of the story every time.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Wilmot's Warehouse, I think, is a fantastic game to bring out at a dinner party for several reasons.
The stories that you come up with are absolutely incredible and so unique to the people that play it.
What it can create around the table is quite magical.
Magical Athlete is a ridiculous game that you all need to play, especially if you've got six people.
Perfect chaotic.
it's very nostalgic in the way that it plays because it utilizes roll and move.
once you get them all to the table and the powers start to interact in absolutely insane ways, it is absolutely awesome.

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Video Zq8Lw_tpCfI UndeadVikingVideos Discussion at 53:27 sentiment: positive

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Overall sentiment (raw)

Very positive, with the game functioning as intended and providing an engaging experience.

Pros

Works as intended, even with a tight time limit.
Engaging through memory and storytelling.
Players could recall the story and placement after playing.

Cons

Requires significant memorization.

Thematic elements

Memorization and placement of items
A warehouse
Storytelling

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Memory — Requires memorizing item locations on a grid.
Pattern Recognition — Players need to recall and place items correctly.
Storytelling — Players create a narrative as they place game pieces.
Timed play — Tasks must be completed within a five-minute timer.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

nice I played the expansion of after the Empire with a guy who it's his favorite game ever so that was that was a lot of fun
The implementation of the 'revealing thing' for the keys is frustrating and annoying.
The way to feed the key in is face up, but it should be face down.
everybody's just a jackass I mean you're basically just giving away all the food that we set aside for you
BGCon competes with the vendors because it's a good convention in my opinion
The older I get the more my calendar fills with funerals
You know that guy was making crystal meth by the way this is sort of like on the politics Spectrum
he survived the shooter was sentenced to 36 years in prison the man appeared seemingly out of nowhere and stood in front of our van and pulled out a gun aiming it right at us I yelled duck as The Gunshot rang out the guy shot he didn't even like oh that's c a lunatic
it's a buying crowd nobody plays games it's just a buying crowd

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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)

It was fantastic. It was just there was so much stuff going on that was really enjoyable.
Well, I think there's that one Warhammer guy that syn There's some synthesizer show synthesizer synthesizer shows that I watch that have been around for a long time.
We must slay them.
Thanks for nothing, Danny Nunan.
It's like, Oh, honey, I'm so sorry.
This is the longest running weekly live stream thing held on YouTube 10 years or so in a row.
Americans don't even like America.
It's not like we're keeping track here yeah, who's keeping score
Oh, really? Runner up code names.
You don't make a podcast.
I mean, the definition I don't even know what you're saying.
You're just making up words.
So defeist.
Yeah, that gumballs.com. They suck.
This is not a good website.
The two eyes are swords.
It's like, how does anybody know this guy exists?
I'm always impressed when things like that exist.
Oh, yeah. I guess you can. Yes, you can. But that's not the same because podcast is a different
It's like, oh, you know, use use use non like you have didn't make this game colorblind uh friendly.
Be excellent to one another as Bill and Ted would say.
The fact that the dice rolls were so unlucky against me.
I love the game, but it's when those dice rolls don't go your way.
It's like, Oh, you know, should he fight the wolves or should he run away?
This is the most evil, most powerful terrorist organization in the world that never wins.
It's like, 'No, nobody's died. This is realistic.'

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Overall sentiment (raw)

mixed

Pros

Clever design

Cons

Host is bad at it

Thematic elements

storytelling

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Memory — Players need to remember tile placements and stories to match cards.
Pattern Recognition — Using stories as a pattern recognition tool.
Storytelling — Players tell stories for adjacent tiles.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Pola... it's like one of the most beautiful games I've seen.
Paperia... it can actually end up being a bit of a aggressive little game when the right scoring things are in certain places
2001: A Space Odyssey... Phil Harding's design it tends to be like simple like things don't need to be complicated and we love it in this one. It's just perfect complexity.
The working title is called gumball machine... this one is more kind of like a family game.
It's a really simple family level trick taking game.
Flip Sevens for everyone.
We played the bubble tea game. It was very fun.
It's not a new game. Let us know if you have played this, if you enjoy it, what you think of pass.
They're great uh convention fillers.
The second one is the killer whale who actually worked with human in the past for killing other whales.
The third one is the pool that is made from natural. So that's kind of like in area from the sea and they made a pool. So it's like a natural pool from the sea water.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

The game is 'some kind of magic' due to the collective storytelling and memory aspect.
The collective story created by the players is memorable.
The daily 'emails' that change the rules are clever and add variety.
It is a 'delightful experience' for the right group.

Cons

Requires playing with the 'right group of people' who are creative and willing to lead the storytelling.
Can fall flat and be frustrating with the 'wrong group' that struggles with creativity or unstructured play.
Lacks hard and fast rules beyond basic tile placement, making it difficult for some groups.

Thematic elements

organizing goods
a warehouse
storytelling

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Memory — The core mechanic involves remembering the placement of face-down tiles, which is described as a memory game or concentration.
Rule-bending / Modifiers — Daily 'emails' from the front office change the rules or introduce new constraints, such as working in silence or specific placement rules.
set collection / pattern matching — At the end of the game, players must find the exact symbol on cards that match the face-down tiles on the board.
Storytelling — Players create narratives to associate abstract symbols on tiles, which is crucial for remembering their locations.
Tile Placement — Players place tiles on the board, adhering to orthogonal adjacency rules.
Variable Player Powers / Roles — Each day, a 'floor manager' has the final say on placement or identification of items.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Please make sure you listen to the final thoughts on this game because what I'm about to show you does not let you understand the true story behind this game.
It is a memory game, but it's using your mind palace, but it's a collective mind palace.
And I'll be damn if this game isn't some kind of magic because we nailed it.
The first one is you have to play with the right group of people.
Is some kind of magic. Amazing how this game works.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Unique memory-based mechanic
High player engagement and storytelling

Cons

Can be challenging to explain the rules initially

Thematic elements

collective storytelling through picture tiles
memory-based storytelling in a warehouse
memory-driven collaborative narration

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

memory / recall challenge — players create a story and then reconstruct pictures to match on the tiles

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

this one was somewhere between 30 and 40% larger than the first iteration
the food they had at the convention was actually pretty tasty
the vendor hall is small
the game is magic and that story is locked in
probably the greatest con game of all time, Lightseed Arena
we almost pulled off the win against the gnomes on easy mode

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Loved every time played.
Remember parts of the stories from every game played.
Feels like a magic trick.

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Organizing a warehouse and fulfilling orders by remembering where items are.

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

cooperative play — Players work together to complete the objective of remembering item locations.
Memory — Players draw tiles, assign meanings, and place them face down, relying on a shared memory and created stories to recall item locations.
Storytelling — Players create narratives to remember the placement of items represented by tiles.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

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We're re-ranking our list.
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It's the search for Extrestle Intelligence.
It's just so good. Like, the art's good. It's so simple. It's
So, we're going to talk about our kind of now as of today 10 favorite games from 2024.
But nonetheless, Imperium Horizons, uh, which is a new game for sure, but was building on Imperium Classics and Legends, but it is its own game.
So, like the Romans, you're trying to get a bunch of reasons because the Romans be expanding. They out there taking over reasons. That's what they do, right?
every faction plays very differently.
play this game solo or two-player and that's it.
The solo mode's really fantastic as well.
soloing this game is awesome.
This is my favorite game from last year and it's still not that close.
for me it's still not that close.
I love STEI so much.
It's such a good year.
the aliens are the coolest part of the game.
I love the mid-game reveal. It's so cool.
Seriously, crazy good year.
Crazy good year for games uh in 2024.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

very positive

Pros

Emergent stories are loved
Players have a blast playing
Creates enjoyable scenarios

Cons

none

Thematic elements

none

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Mechanics unknown.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

The more we talk about this game, the more divisive I realize that it is.
It's just it's it could be frustrating because it's a tugof-war, right? So you're like, "God, just give me this thing."
Covenant fell flat for us. Felt like we didn't have enough time to upgrade our dwarves.
I didn't do anything in this game.
Concordia is such a classic.
My short answer is Arcs is the worst game.
Oh, Arcs is the worst game I've ever played in my life. Well, not worse. It's my least favorite game. That those are two different things.
Star Wars Bounty Hunters. The game is trash.
Dude, you should totally make a full Baron Park inspired park in Planet Zoo. That'd be epic, though. Severely on people watch it.
Mountain goats is a great game.
I love goats. Goats are cute.
It's just a living lawn mower.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Enjoyable with friends
Stimulates funny stories and communication
Helps players understand each other's thought processes
Satisfying to groove together
Potential for use in educational settings

Cons

none

Thematic elements

Cooperative memory game

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

communication — One player sees a tile and has to describe it to others, or players describe elements in relation to a specific theme.
Deduction — Players collectively figure out what was where at the end of the game.
Memory — A core mechanic where players have to remember the placement of tiles with shapes.
Tile Placement — Players place tiles face down on a grid.
time penalties — Time penalties are given for mistakes made during the deduction phase.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I know I need to get back to releasing videos more often uh but I have been gaming a lot I do have plenty to talk about I just have to get it on film
The gang is a Cooperative game that involves poker hands so basically you're all playing Texas holdom
The game will adjust to your ability level in ways that are quite mean
Infiltrators is also a game that's like very basic because it's just based on numbers and Suits
It's so simple it's just it's just solitaire but it's very very enjoyable
So those are the three Cooperative games I've been really into recently so Wilms Warehouse the gang and Infiltrators and I think what makes them all great is that they're based on these really simple gaming Concepts you know memory poker just suit and number things that a wide variety of people could be expected to know about games or cards and then they twist them in ways that bring a lot of delight

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Overall sentiment (raw)

negative

Pros

An absolute blast for the first couple of games.
Works best in small doses.
The option to ignore mandatory idea cards is welcome.
The final customer rush phase gives an elevated heart rate and can be exciting.

Cons

Gets repetitive after more than two games.
Feels lifeless and boring after the initial rush.
Does not facilitate logical storytelling due to abstract details.
Too easy after the first few games.
Reveals itself to be a hollow experience bereft of any longevity.

Thematic elements

Memorizing tile placement to tell a story

Comparison games

Tale of Arabian Nights

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Memory — The core mechanic involves memorizing the placement of tiles.
Set Collection — During the customer rush phase, players try to find placed tiles that match customer cards.
Tile Placement — Players place tiles onto the board, needing to remember where they are placed.
Timed play — A 5-minute timer is used during the customer rush phase.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

So yeah a little bit of an anonymous climax with this game with the shitty score chart yeah
The first thing that we really like about this game is that it is an absolute Blast for the first couple of games yet
So the first thing we don't like about it is this game gets bloody repetitive after more than two games yeah
So we are going to say no wilmot's Warehouse is a neat Twist on the age old memory flip game you know those annoying games that your parents used to get you when you were 5 years old that you hated then and you probably still hate now
memory games suck ass

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Unique memory/activity experience
Humor and storytelling around the table
Good for small groups

Cons

Memory element can be challenging for some
Learning some nuanced rules can take time

Thematic elements

memory and storytelling through tile placement
warehouse/logistics theme
narrative puzzle, memory-based

Comparison games

Dixit
Memory games

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Memory — Remembering the positions of tiles laid out on a grid as you narrate their arrangement.
Storytelling — Players craft a narrative around the tiles as they place and reveal them.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

Just One is just such an easy game to introduce around the holidays, around family gatherings.
Wavelength is such an accessible game and it's such a great option for this category.
Monikers is like a spin on charades and really it's just a better charades I think.
Clover is my favorite party game.
Ink and Gold is a great party game feel because of the push your luck elements.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Simple to learn, quick to teach
Great for large groups and casual play

Cons

Memory focus may be challenging for some players

Thematic elements

Memory and organization
Modern, functional warehouse
Cooperative storytelling to recall tile placements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Cooperative Game — The group collaborates to optimize tile placement under memory pressure.
cooperative play — The group collaborates to optimize tile placement under memory pressure.
memory/organization puzzle — Players remember tile images and where they belong in a warehouse.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I had such a good time with it that I ended up going by the 25th Century games booth and picking this up myself.
I'm really, really happy that I'm getting to this early because last month so the July wrap-up I filmed like mid August.
I love deduction games and bringing in kind of this deduction element into just a quick card game I think is genius.
Lost Ruins of Arnac with the Missing Expedition campaign was my favorite of August.
Nestlings is a fantastic bird-themed game with a surprisingly deep engine behind a simple regimen.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

unique cooperative memory twist
engaging for small groups, families, couples

Cons

memory mechanics can be challenging for some players

Thematic elements

warehouse logistics and memory-driven progression
cooperative memory with narrative elements
storytelling through remembered placements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Cooperative Memory — players place tiles face down and remember their positions, crafting a narrative around the components

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

This is one of those games because of the abstract kind of classic nature that I could see a lot of people having as their go-to game that gets highly replayed.
Stock Exchange gets an easy recommend.
I think a lot of folks will like it.
Mind Management deserves exceptional praise for accomplishing.
Harrow County is one to check out.
Hutan for me is a 9 out of 10.

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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)

engine building is one of my favorite because you just it's so satisfying.
Forgotten Waters is one of the funniest experiences you will ever have in board games.
Super Mega Lucky Box is like bingo on steroids.
I love auction games in general. RAW is my favorite auction game of all time.
There's no wrong way to do it.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

Story-driven tile placement with memorable imagery

Cons

High memory load can be challenging for some players

Thematic elements

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

Cooperative Game — Players work together to remember tile placements to achieve a shared goal.
Cooperative Memory — Players work together to remember tile placements to achieve a shared goal.
Memory — Players place tiles with stories on a board and must recall them at the end.

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I think QE breaks the mold in a really interesting way.
This is a really important consideration for game design.
Losing combat isn't actually all that terrible.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

huge memory aids through storytelling
adds humor and warmth to memory challenges
strong group memory practice with narrative hook

Cons

memory tasks can be punishing for some players
requires careful listening and storytelling to excel

Thematic elements

memory and narrative storytelling
modern warehouse
storytelling-driven with abstract tiles

Comparison games

memory/deduction-forward games

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

debrief/reveal — players test memory by reconstructing the layout after all tiles are placed
memory-based tile placement — tiles are placed face down and must be remembered for later recall
story creation — teams create narratives to remember where tiles are placed

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

We are the brothers of Murf. And yes, we're talking about cooperative games today.
Pandemic was our gateway game. It's the game that got us into board games.
This is just like a perfect confluence, at least for our taste.
It's dead simple to teach. So you can actually play with all the stuff you have.
I think Primal is a masterpiece. I think it's so much fun.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

surprisingly accessible memory game
fun, story-based pull-tewl

Cons

theme may be opaque to some

Thematic elements

memory and narrative reconstruction
warehouse management with memory/story-telling twist
story-driven memory game

Comparison games

Dixit
Memory-based storytelling games

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

memory storytelling — reconstruct a story from tiles and connections
Tile Placement — build a grid/story by placing tiles that connect

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I really love this idea of designer diaries.
There are designer diaries actually at this point pretty much constantly on board game geek.
There's tons and tons of reviews coming out on BG. People are asking questions.

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Overall sentiment (raw)

positive

Pros

cooperative play reduces conflict
strong group bonding moments

Cons

memory and description-heavy; can be challenging for very casual players

Thematic elements

cooperative tile placement and memory
warehouse storage / logistics
bonding through teamwork with a light competitive edge

Comparison games

none

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

cooperative tile placement — displaying tiles, describing them to teammates, and scoring based on accuracy and speed

Video topics + discussion points

No key topics recorded for this video.

Quotes (from this video)

I tried to stay away from games that I thought might make people feel stupid
This is quite the intro, is I own all of these games myself
It's high energy. It can play up to nine people
It's real-time dexterity
It's a great way to work together with your family

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