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In Wilmot's Warehouse, your team will work co-operatively to organize the warehouse, using memory, imagination, and silly stories you make up.
Draw product tiles from the stack, discuss what they look like, and place them somewhere you'll remember. After you place each tile, you flip it over and can't look at it again until the end of the game, so your team has to remember where you've placed previous tiles as you decide where to place new ones.
At the end of the game, in a five-minute rush, your team has to match all 35 face-down tiles with customer cards. Consult your performance review to see how well you did!
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Year Published
2024
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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.
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- 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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