Vive le Roi!

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Set Collection — as soon as someone becomes king, you score everybody as at the beginning of the game you have a card that tells you where you want people to land.
• Voting — everyone votes. And if anyone votes no, that character is killed, but you only have so many no votes.

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Quotes (from this video)

• I know it has its own little like um uh you know sub cult of people who enjoy it.
• I don't particularly like it because I think it has a very strong rich get richer.
• If you start winning an Outpost you were going to continue winning because if your engine gets going faster than mine there's not much I can do about it.
• But yeah this one does not This one is one I wanted to like a lot more than I did.
• it's a good back and forth two-player game.
• I like the theme of it a lot. Seems like most music games I play aren't very good.
• I I find this one amusing.
• It almost feels like you could play it randomly and have the same amount of fun, but it's a nice way to pass some time.
• It's a great little filler.
• I don't think a lot of people have played this one.
• It was replaced by Nobody is Perfect, too, because they didn't get it right the first time.
• This is what a lot of people were talking about.
• It was one of those games that I saw a little bit of buzz and I was like, "Ooh, I'll have to play that sometime." and then never heard anything else about it.
• I think that's just a really solid two-player game from Catalia.

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