This Game Is Killer: Frozen Horror

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• action selection — You get two cards. One card has to be used as a movement card and the other card has to be used for the wording that's on the card.
• Hidden role — Each person has two cards and an identity. The identity will either make you human or it'll make you the monster. And if you get the monster card, you don't stay the monster the entire game. It's reshuffled every round.
• Snake draft — It's a snake draft action. So the first player goes first and will go last.

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• Wrigle roulette is like a little bag draw game. Kind of fun.
• the better game is Dying Message, which is like a you're the last you're basically it's the last moments before you die and they have this whole thing where you're supposed to like set up a crime scene and play dead on it and then they people are supposed to take a picture of you.
• I'm working on this right now.
• If Matt, if you get it, you win. If Evan gets it, you Matt wins. If Chad gets it, Matt wins.
• Stolen base is correct. Well done.
• It's just it's it's the stupid Minecraft duck all Minecraft chicken thing all over again.
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• So, um, you know, I mean, like the some of the complaints about it is just so dumb like they're like, "Oh, I can't believe like he had his own children like playing the roles in the in the in in in the movie or whatever."

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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• action selection — Players use cards for either movement or an action, with a requirement to use the other card for the alternate purpose in the second turn of a round.
• Card Driven Movement — Players play cards to move between rooms or perform actions.
• Elimination — If players are in the same room as the horror at the end of a round, they die and are out of the game for that round.
• Hidden role — One player is the 'horror' (alien), while the others are humans trying to survive and identify the horror.

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• If you like this, you could play solo all day long, you just kind of lay it out and see if you could figure out the puzzle or you get together as a group and try to deduce the puzzles.
• This game's going to be over real quick and you can just reset and do it again.
• The dreaded 'all other.' Oh, good gosh.
• The more you play, the more strategical it gets because with only 14 cards, it's very easy after multiple plays to learn all the cards.
• It doesn't do a lot new, but it condenses the Everdell experience down to a small two-player box.
• The rule system of the game. It's an IP that I don't know a lot about or have a lot of interest in.
• It's like, 'Oh, this skill's cool. Okay, I'm just going to grind to get to the next one.'

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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Hidden Roles — Roles shift, reducing personal pressure and keeping the game dynamic
• hidden_roles_traitor — Roles shift, reducing personal pressure and keeping the game dynamic
• variable_actions — Actions vary by turn, requiring flexible strategy

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Quotes (from this video)

• I've heard about this game for a while now and I was so excited to play it. And when I did, it once again did not disappoint.
• I like rolling rights.
• This game is so much fun. I love watching our nine-year-old play it with her grandparents.
• I love the chaos of it.
• I don't like lying in games.
• I like the story.

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