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Game Info
Year
2021
Players
2-4
Age
6+
Playtime
30 min
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Description
There are strange noises coming from the attic at your grandpa’s summer house. After climbing the stairs, you see colorful and furry Monsters everywhere! They seem to be friendly…. but also really hungry! You must feed them whatever you can find. They will eat anything, but what attracts them the most is the color of objects!
Yummy Yummy Monster Tummy is a co-operative card game of color matching for 2-4 players. Your goal is to complete each level by feeding all of the Creatures foods they like.
Each level consists of several Creatures that you must feed. Once a Creature opens its mouth, it’s ready for you to feed it! In any order, each player chooses one Item card from their hand to feed to the Creature by scanning the card’s QR code, which is located on the back of the card. When feeding a Monster, you must feed it Item cards that combine and mix into a color that is similar to the Monster’s fur color. If you feed a Monster a mix of Items that do not result in a mixed color that is similar to their fur color, all players lose the game and must start the level over again.
You can play Yummy Yummy Monster Tummy in either Story Mode or Party Mode. In Story Mode, there are 12 levels waiting for you. You will follow the story and unlock new Locations and Items by completing levels. On higher levels, you will also meet new Creatures. Some of them have exciting special abilities that provide additional fun challenges!
In Party Mode, you can play a single game session using all of the Items you have unlocked so far. This allows you to experience the game without worrying about the story.
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The Dice Tower Analysis at 2:43 sentiment: positive
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positive
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none
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none
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Comparison games
- Soviet Kitchen Unleashed
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- app integration — Show cards to the app, which takes the colors and players try to get as close to a target color as possible.
- Set Collection — Everyone puts in their colors and hopes that it evens out to be that color.
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- It's just okay at best.
- It is 100% a flicking game. If you're not good at flicking, you're not good at this game.
- Man, I can't remember this game at all.
- Of the games we looked at today, by far A Rapid Space is my favorite. I love that game.
- Although, Yummy Yummy Monster Tummy is my favorite kids game on the list.
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Meeple University Playthrough
video_pk 70038 · mention_pk 166937
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none
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none
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Quotes (from this video)
- the sound effects are super cute too
- it's cooperative and adults can enjoy it as well
- two modes: story mode and party mode
- I would buy this
- it is around about 20 minutes
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Meeple University Playthrough at 3:11 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Cooperative and quick to play
- Two modes: story and party
- Suitable for kids and adults
- Cute production and sound effects
Cons
- Hard mode is very challenging; frequent failures
- Color matching can be tricky due to many shades
- Vitamin cards introduce risk and timing considerations
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Chronicles of Crimes (Kids Edition)
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Card scanning via camera — To scan an item, players hold the card in front of a camera at a specified distance.
- Color matching to feed monsters — Players combine colored items to match the monster's color and feed them to monsters.
- Compound Scoring — Stars are awarded based on how well the colors match the monster.
- Scoring via stars — Stars are awarded based on how well the colors match the monster.
- Team-based play for 2-4 players — Game supports two to four players with short rounds (~20 minutes).
- Vitamin and candy tokens — Some cards are vitamins or candy; vitamins affect feeding, with a penalty if overused.
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Quotes (from this video)
- the sound effects are super cute too
- it's cooperative and adults can enjoy it as well
- two modes: story mode and party mode
- I would buy this
- it is around about 20 minutes
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Board Gaming Ramblings Discussion at 8:35 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- strong family-friendly theme
- interactive tech-assisted mechanic that can engage younger players
- clear color-moding and feedback loops for kids
Cons
- relies on a scanning/app mechanism which could be a barrier if hardware fails
- educational elements may feel repetitive for older or more experienced gamers
Thematic elements
- color-matching, friendship with monsters, family-friendly fantasy
- grandparents' attic where monsters reside
- playful, kid-centered with a light educational tilt
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- campaign progression with achievements — a campaign mode that travels to multiple locations with unlockable achievements
- color-matching based on object cards — players scan or match items to produce colors that align with monster colors to gain friendship points
- physical/digital integration — an app or device mechanism to scan and validate object-color combinations and results
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Quotes (from this video)
- it's crazy it's happening
- it's a castle and it's raining
- we're hoping that we'll get the other two suitcases soon
- we did okay this time, we have clothes and we have the luggage now
- it's the new releases hall, the room is big and a bit untidy but it's going to be filled with punch boards and games
- i liked it, it's simple and good entry-level design by phil walker harding
- it's awesome to see boone lake here, we didn't think it would be here
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Board Gaming Ramblings Discussion at 5:21 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- appealing for kids and family play
- simple rules and cooperative vibe
Cons
- less engaging for adults
- kid-focused experience may not justify long-term replay
Thematic elements
- color-matching, candy vs vitamins, cooperative feeding
- monsters in a grandpa's attic
- family-friendly, light-hearted
Comparison games
- My First Games
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Cooperative Game — players cooperate to feed hungry monsters using cards that match color/values
- cooperative play — players cooperate to feed hungry monsters using cards that match color/values
- Hand Management — players coordinate card play to meet feeding requirements while communicating with others
- set/phase hand management — players coordinate card play to meet feeding requirements while communicating with others
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No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- you will never leave my collection yes that would be the sad day
- we got married yay us
- subscribe it's fun and it's free and makes us happy
- board games are what this channel is about
- thank you for watching i'm johannes i'm cinema and you've been watching board gaming ramblings and bye
- we're very happy to have videos again
- i like bonanza i think it has some cool things going for it
- the monsters looked really horrifying on the 3d app
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Rolls in the Family Top List at 2:23 sentiment: positive
video_pk 5264 · mention_pk 15571
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- educational color-mixing mechanic
- strong family appeal and supports multiple players
- engaging with a tactile/digital hybrid element
Cons
- reliance on app for color output may affect accessibility
- may be more approachable for slightly older kids; younger players may need guidance
Thematic elements
- color learning and cooperative feeding of monsters
- color-mixing monsters in a playful forest/settings-tied scenario
- educational with a gentle, playful tone
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- chance and adaptation via app — the app determines color outcomes and can influence scoring and progress
- color mixing — players select color cards to feed monsters; the app blends colors to match the monster color
- Hand Management — players manage a hand of color cards to reach the target color for each monster
- special tiles/events — dragons and vitamins introduce twists that modify hand or scoring
- Tile/Map Shifting — dragons and vitamins introduce twists that modify hand or scoring
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Quotes (from this video)
- This video also will be a nice window into what a real life kid actually that's going to look.
- Toby, how you doing today? Good.
- This is Toby's top 20 board games of all time.
- It's been a lot of fun watching Toby explore and pick these games.
- Clask is especially now that my kids can play it.
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Rolls in the Family Top List at 13:05 sentiment: positive
video_pk 2904 · mention_pk 8489
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Educational color theory component
- Cooperative, accessible for families
Cons
- App reliance may affect setup time
Thematic elements
- Color theory and cooperative feeding
- App-assisted color-mixing monster feeding
- Cooperative level-based progression
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- App-assisted color theory — Players contribute color cards via camera-scanned cards to feed monsters with matching colors.
- Hand management / color mixing — Players choose and contribute cards to approach the monster’s color.
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Quotes (from this video)
- It's a very fun introduction to some Modern mechanisms like there's a lot of modern games that use this kind of bag building or deck building as the card equivalent of that mechanism.
- I think Monza is a great pick
- Out Fox is what I would say is like kids first deduction game
- This is the game that I would say is first kids introduction to the Roll-and-Right genre
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