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Dixit Family
(6 games)
Part of the Dixit family — see Dixit for the combined view.
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Grant Lyon Analysis at 12:23 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Cooperative version of Dixit suitable for younger children
- Accessible puzzles for kids aged six and up
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Matching moods with artwork
- Rabbit burrow
- Cooperative
Comparison games
- Dixit
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Card matching — Play a card from your hand that matches one of the rabbit's moods.
- cooperative play — Players work together to match cards to moods and ensure as many guests as possible make it to the party.
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Quotes (from this video)
- For anybody who's new to the channel, the way this video works is I include three types of board games here.
- I put a lot of work and a lot of research into these videos and I'm glad it is useful to all the board gamers out there.
- It's a great learning tool as well if you're trying to teach uh family members about history, um whether that being kids or whatever.
- If I knew a couple that was wanting to get more into the world of board games, I think Patchwork is one of the best recommendations.
- I think these are some of the best cooperative card games out there.
- It is, you know, a dexterity game at its heart.
- This is legitimately one of the heaviest weight strategy games out there.
- You often do destroy some stuff in the game. Like you might cut things, you might rip things, uh but that kind of adds some fun layers to the challenge of the game.
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The Board Game Garden Other at 59:07:36 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Very cute.
- Cards can be used in normal Dixit.
- Looks really cute.
- Excited to try it.
Cons
- Host doesn't know how this specific version plays.
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Dixit
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- This is basically a board game industry kind of conference thing that is presented and run by Asthma Canada.
- I kind of think of this as the Canadian Gamma, which gamma is kind of like the industry board game industry convention conference that is held every year in the US, but we kind of have a little mini version for us here in Canada where board game publishers as well as retailers and media all come together to just talk new games, better ways to help support the board game industry here in Canada.
- So, we're here. Of course. There he is.
- We've all been the first giants content creators in the wild behind the bushes in their natural habitat. In their natural habitat or oi none of that things batteries.
- Guys, I am obsessed with this card game. It is fantastic.
- This is the final version of nature. I believe this is like the retail edition.
- As someone that loves like potions, witchy things, this is a party game that I could get down with.
- This is a fantastic game if you haven't played it yet. Such a good hand management card game.
- This is a very fun game. If you guys have seen me, I've talked about Ohanami quite a bit, which is a game where you're creating gardens of cards in a line that are either having to be in uh like ascending or descending order. This has that kind of vibe, but plays in a very different way.
- Katan on the Road. I actually just did a how to play of this game and it's actually quite enjoyable.
- Toil and troubles. Toil and troubles. This is a game from grandpa beck.
- I love the like magical kind of uh forest creature kind of vibe to it.
- Dixit kids, which is very cute. I love this.
- One thing, one like big highlight for me was just being able to hang out with friends, either local friends. All of us are very local, but it is really nice to have some specific thing that brings us all together, to be able to hang out and play games.
- Obviously, like I mentioned, I played Denup a ton. That was a huge highlight for me.
- Remember, you are somebody's reason to smile.
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kovray Event Coverage at 23:21 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Artistic interpretation
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- It's a gem.
- It's a bop.
- It's just this combo-tastic game where there's a bunch of different actions happening that you'll have to go through.
- It is such a clever game that is still very unnatural because you're trying to create gaps with tiles, and my brain despises that cuz I like when things go together nicely.
- It is the silliest game because what you're trying to do is you have stacks of cards in front of you in different stacks, and you're trying to get each of those stacks to have all of one item.
- This is such a good small card game from Capstone.
- The art on Dixit is just unparalleled.
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Review at 0:00 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Super cute and adorable art, game pieces, and board.
- Kinetic components that children love interacting with.
- Cooperative nature is good for children struggling independently.
- Helps teach a little bit of independent play.
- Engaging with emotions and making interesting connections.
- Well-designed with beautiful art and components.
- Kids ask to play it often and enjoy the theme and card art.
- Fun for the whole family.
Cons
- A 3-year-old struggled with the concept and what cards to pick.
Thematic elements
- Delivering invites to a tea party to emotional bunnies.
Comparison games
- Dixit
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Card matching — Each other player will try to dedicate a card to match with the other bunny in the burrow.
- cooperative play — this game is co-op, so if your young children are struggling to figure out things on their own, this could actually be a good game for them because you're playing together, so you're winning together, and you're losing together, and you celebrate that.
- Deduction — Everyone except the main player will try to guess what the head mail bunny's card was.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- Everything is super cute, just adorable art, um adorable game pieces, adorable um board.
- It's very kinetic, and my children loved um putting the little doors on, opening the little doors, pulling little bunnies out, and sitting them at their little seats.
- And for me, it's really fun to see what children are matching up because they don't always have a card that expresses the right emotional um thing.
- And overall, I think this game is a lot of fun. My kids ask to play it fairly often and have really enjoyed the theme and the card art and and playing together as a family.
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