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Moustache

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#Moustache team trick taking game where you swap team each round #review #fun

#Moustache team trick taking game where you swap team each round #review #fun

Meeple University Jun 16, 2026
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Video -4XWm2XPPAE Review
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  • It's a chaotic trick-taking game.
  • What I like about it is that alliances change every round.
  • I'll always say that I prefer a contract style of trick-taking game.
  • And that just doesn't work for me in a suited trick-taking game.
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Video -4XWm2XPPAE Review at 0:00 sentiment: mixed
video_pk 70774 · mention_pk 170519
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mixed
Pros
  • Alliances change every round, making for unusual interplay.
  • Keeps everyone in the game due to randomized points that escalate.
  • The game's intent is clear: to keep everyone engaged.
Cons
  • It's a very chaotic game.
  • The sequencing of cards and the inability to always win a trick by leading doesn't appeal to the reviewer in a suited trick-taking game.
Thematic elements
Comparison games
  • bridge
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • hand management — Players use cards numbered from zero to 10 in four colors.
  • set collection — The goal is to win tricks with cards that have stars on them.
  • team-based — Players form teams, and these teams change each round.
  • Trick-taking — The core mechanic involves playing cards to win tricks.
  • Variable rules — Special rule cards are added each round, modifying gameplay.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • It's a chaotic trick-taking game.
  • What I like about it is that alliances change every round.
  • I'll always say that I prefer a contract style of trick-taking game.
  • And that just doesn't work for me in a suited trick-taking game.
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