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Year
2025
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Description
A 5 card game compendium with 4 decks of custom cards comes with rules for several games:
Chai Tea Jazz: Modern version of Coiffeur Jass with all the fixings.
Hodge Podge Dodgeball: Team Avoidance game as you play a must-not-follow trick-taking
Bug House Millionaire: Climbing/shedding game about passing your partner cards in realtime
Short Zoot Suit: Trick-taking game about short-suiting.
Through the Zoo: Meta game about standard deck games
—description from the desinger
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Board Games With B7 Discussion at 2:23 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- A must-have collection for trick-taking fans
- Revised edition improves accessibility and play tracking
- Varied experiences across included games
Cons
- Best with 4-6 players; 2-player variant is less optimal
- Boxes can be dense to store with sleeved cards
Thematic elements
- Trick-taking games spanning multiple styles
- World of Moo, a collection of charming card-game experiences
- Nostalgic, classic card-game collection feel
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- collection_of_games — A curated set of multiple games in one box, with different aims.
- Hand Management — Careful card play and timing to secure best tricks.
- hand_and_card_management — Careful card play and timing to secure best tricks.
- trick_taking — Players bid, play, and win tricks to score points.
- Trick-Taking — Players bid, play, and win tricks to score points.
- variable_trump_and_bidding — Different variants and trump rules across included games.
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Quotes (from this video)
- I absolutely love the theme and setting.
- the artwork is nothing short of incredible.
- the rules are straightforward, making it easy to jump right in and start having fun.
- Push-your-luck element to be a standout feature.
- Moo plays best with four to six players.
- two players is where Aopa Mine shines.
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BoardGameGeek Interview at 41:58 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- strong team play dynamic
- box contains multiple game variants
Cons
- depends on active group participation
Thematic elements
- team competition; dynamic trumping
- team-trick-taking with multi-player interaction
- semi-cooperative, team-based play
Comparison games
- Zoo and More
- Sears Catalog
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Team-based trick-taking — Start player sets a trump; players join teams and shift each round
- Trick-Taking — Start player sets a trump; players join teams and shift each round
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Quotes (from this video)
- Game night isn't just about the rules. It's about how it feels to play.
- No AI art was a big thing.
- Indie game markets are a middle sweet spot for me.
- I saw 102 movies in the theater last year.
- Cheap and stubborn is really what it is.
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