Game Info
Year
2024
Players
2
Age
14+
Playtime
60 min
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Description
A two-player expansion adding 20 moving-out scenarios with vehicles and boxes to the cooperative-deduction game Decorum
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Board Games UnLocked Review at 0:16 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- Really cool unique idea for an expansion.
- The theme is done really well and implemented well.
- Adds more content without changing the core game.
- Scenarios are great.
- Love the added aspect of separate rooms (cars).
Cons
- Expansion scenarios are only for two players, not three or four.
- Feels like corners were cut in development due to only having two-player scenarios.
- May upset players who primarily play with three or four players.
- Doesn't fix any issues with the base game.
- The app experience is limited.
Thematic elements
- Moving houses with a significant other, which adds its own stressor.
Comparison games
- Decorum (base game)
- Heat: The Heavy Rain
- Mundo (for World Wonders)
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Box manipulation — It also adds boxes that can be moved around and manipulated in some way and a bubble wrap that you place pieces in.
- Car placement — You now have cars different types of cars that will have specific rules within those conditions.
- New Conditions — You're given your conditions that you have to meet obviously going to appear conflicting with others conditions.
- Static house — Once you set up the house the house is now static you don't interact with the house by adding a new because you're not moving in together, you're not decorating the house anymore.
- Swap positions — New actions that allow you to swap positions that are compatible so you can swap wall hangings with wall hangings and you can move stuff into the cars.
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Quotes (from this video)
- I'm conflicted on this expansion.
- There seems to be some weird design decisions and I kind of see why they did it here.
- So the 20 scenarios that you get in the expansion are only for two players and there aren't any scenarios for three or four, which is odd.
- I definitely see why because the three I imagine most people play this at at two.
- But if you do play this at 3 or 4 primarily and rarely at two well then this expansion is not for you at all.
- So other than that I think that the scenarios are great.
- The app is not at all what was described to me and apparently was described or promised to a lot of people.
- Currently all the app is is a daily scenario generator and you only get one.
- The app is definitely a work in progress for the app.
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One Stop Co-op Shop Top List at 0:24 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Great for two-player puzzles.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Decorum
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- expansion — Decorum Moving Out, the expansion for Decorum.
- Puzzle — The puzzle is very different and kind of tighter, but also less uh, you know, free form than the other one is excellent.
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- It's the end of June, so it's time for one of my annual traditions, which is to talk about my favorite games of the year so far, six months in.
- This is a great game. If you like puzzles specifically for two-player play, uh, this is one of the best out there.
- Even without me playing the game correctly, even without me realizing that that was an option, this was still one of my favorite games of the year and that's just pushed it up even further.
- My other my last uh favorite game that is new to me but not new to 2025, although this one did get a big reprinting in 2025, so it's closer, is Wondrous Creatures.
- Pixel Tactics is a game that I always really enjoyed the core mechanics of, but I found it just like so harsh and mean.
- I just forgot what a good boss battle this is and what a good like representation of a JRPG combat system this is.
- This is a war game set in Vietnam that is a mix of narrative exploration and like choose your own adventure and this really crunchy combat mode that is actually pretty cool to play even by itself.
- Now, my one complaint that kept this from being like number one or number two is that the game can be uh pretty swingy.
- Now, y'all, if you watch the channel, know that I love like exploration games.
- This is a cooperative mind sweeper, if you want to call it that. you are logically deducing where to go while trying to survive in this harsh wilderness.
- I said that I like narrative games with an exploration feel. I said that I like uh choose your own adventure games. This is one of the coolest, best ones I've ever got that got me emotionally.
- This is my number one of 2025 so far. Unstoppable, the uh card deck, what is it? Deck building, card construction game.
- Let me know in the comments what some of your favorite games so far this year are.
- War Story Occupied France. I said that I like narrative games with an exploration feel. I said that I like uh choose your own adventure games. This is one of the coolest, best ones I've ever got that got to me emotionally. I had incredibly tough choices and these incredible cinematic battles that felt like I was playing a war movie. Yeah, this one is one of the greatest experiences I've had this year and I can still replay it a few more times and like show it to my family and stuff. So, even though it is like a choose your own adventure kind of narrative game, it's not just a one-off. Absolutely love this one.
- That's my number one of the year so far. Unstoppable, the uh card deck, what is it? Deck building, card construction game. The quick play time, the tactical action choices, the co-op and two players is fine. Not my favorite way to play the game, but it works. And even the boss variety is fun. Yes, I would like more bosses. Yes, I do hope they come out with an expansion, but honestly, I'm super happy with just the core game. And I would play that for years, I think, with just what's already in there. But yeah, Unstoppable easily my favorite game of the year so far. It's kind of far ahead of the other ones.
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