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Year
2024
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Description
Fill your week of dogs, scoring the most points in the process. Each dog has unique rules of play, some cancel scores, some swap dogs, other special cards affect game play. One deck is needed per two people playing.
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Jamie, Tabletoptiktok Review at 0:08 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Great for kids and family play
- Gift-worthy and visually appealing
- Supports multiple copies for more players
- Fast, 10-15 minute play sessions
Cons
- Placement can become trickier as the week fills, introducing mild strategic depth
- Not designed for mixing with Cat Days due to differing card types
Thematic elements
- Dogs, playfully competing for points during a week on a shared grid of days.
- Week-long dog-themed card placement game for 2 players (expandable to 3-4 with extra copies).
- casual, instructional
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- card abilities — Certain cards grant special abilities like swapping dogs between play areas or modifying where a card can be placed.
- Hand Management — Players start with five cards from the deck and choose one to play each turn; if they can't or choose not to, they draw a new card.
- Multi-Use Cards — Certain cards grant special abilities like swapping dogs between play areas or modifying where a card can be placed.
- placement on days — Cards are placed onto days of the week with specific restrictions based on card type (e.g., some can be placed on any day, others have day-specific requirements).
- scoring and end condition — Points are earned for dogs on cards; the end of the game is triggered when a player fills their week.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Pull it out, play a 10 to 15 minute game.
- I think this is a great game to play with kids.
- It looks fantastic.
- I love that you can have multiple copies and play with more people.
- This one's all about dogs, and this one's all about cats.
- Each one plays two players, but if you were to have two copies of one or the other, you could then play with three or four players.
- but mixing the two probably wouldn't work because the cards do play differently.
- On my turn, I simply get to play out a card from my hand. If I can't or don't want to, then I draw a card from the deck and play goes to the next person.
- the mixed breed, says play on any day in any play area, and it's worth five points.
- Then we have the German Shepherd, which lets me have a great ability that I can play it on top of anything, but it's only worth zero points.
- Swap any dogs in any play area with any dogs on the same day in another play area.
- as we're going along, we're filling up our different days of the week.
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Tabletop Tolson Review at 0:02 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- simple rules
- cute artwork
- open display and drafting
- easy to learn and play
- dog-themed
Cons
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Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Dog Lover
- Cat Lady
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- draw or play — On each turn, a player draws a card or plays a dog card.
- Drawing — On each turn, a player draws a card or plays a dog card.
- scoring by week completion — Game ends when a player's week is full; players tally points.
- Special abilities on cards — Certain dog cards grant actions (e.g., removing top dog, swapping dogs, moving stacks).
- stack and placement manipulation — Top dogs can be moved or swapped; initial placement rules include adjacency considerations.
- Tie-breaker — Tie-breaker is the player with the most dogs out of the week.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Go and pet a dog. Go and pet a cat if you can get them.
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