Game Info
Year
2022
Players
2-4
Age
12+
Playtime
45 min
Complexity
2.1/5
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Description
A shuffle-building card game where players combine two Disney faction decks to take over bases and earn victory points
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Meeple University Playthrough at 4:30 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- The Disney theme and IP integration are appealing
- Clear base-control mechanics and engaging interaction
- Rich thematic flavor and fan-favorite characters
Cons
- The rule text and card wording can be verbose and tripping up players
- The playthrough can get chaotic and long with many simultaneous effects
Thematic elements
- Competitive base-control using minions and modifiers from Disney-themed characters
- Disney properties integrated into Smash Up factions and bases
Comparison games
- Smash Up
- Guilds of Merchants Explorer
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Action cards and base modifiers — Actions and base modifiers manipulate power, drawing, discarding, and interactions; many cards trigger on discard or play.
- Base control and scoring — Players deploy minions and actions; combined power reaches a base value to score, and the highest power at scoring wins the base.
- Compound Scoring — Players deploy minions and actions; combined power reaches a base value to score, and the highest power at scoring wins the base.
- Deck Building — On turns you draw to a hand limit (max 10); mulligans are possible; draw two cards during play.
- Deck-building and card drawing — On turns you draw to a hand limit (max 10); mulligans are possible; draw two cards during play.
- End-game trigger — The game ends when a base reaches the required points (15); then players tally and the highest score at that moment wins.
- Simultaneous Actions — Typically you can play one character and one action per turn, with potential for additional actions via card effects.
- Talent/Ability system — Certain characters grant talents that enable special actions like searching for specific cards or drawing extra cards.
- Two actions per turn — Typically you can play one character and one action per turn, with potential for additional actions via card effects.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Disney smash up it does play exactly like the smash ups that have been out in the past
- the deck is the gift that keeps on giving with cards that can stick around or come back after bases have been scored
- I love the theme as long as what this is doing here
- i've just loved this i love disney that's why i live love the character and then they're all like thematic love it
- the game has eight factions
- it's a mean scold
- a lot of these little words keep tripping me up
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watch it played Discussion at 5:43 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Combines Smash Up mechanics with popular Disney franchises.
- Features a variety of Disney decks.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Disney franchises
Comparison games
- Smash Up
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Area Control — Players fight for bases to gain enough points to win the game.
- Deck Building — Players choose two decks to combine, implying a form of deck construction or combination.
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- i looked away from the internet for like 10 days and all of a sudden there's more announcements than a sentient bulletin board in a megaphone factory
- hello i'm matthew and this is the watch it played gaming news
- you know life moves pretty fast if you don't stop to look around once in a while you might fly your cargo plane through a portal transporting you to a rugged landscape filled with bizarre creatures scheming gods and untold peril
- so yeah i just also i like katan and i'm excited about this
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ON TABLE Board Games Discussion at 12:12 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- familiar IPs, quick play
- funful crowd-pleaser
Cons
- not as deep as core Smash Up
- license fatigue
Thematic elements
- team-up and conflict across licenses
- Disney properties mash-up cards
- lightweight card-drafting chaos
Comparison games
- Smash Up (base game)
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- deck-building / mix-and-match factions — combine two decks from favorite Disney factions
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Quotes (from this video)
- this is a simple card party game where three to six people will try to stay alive by playing actions from cards will push other players out hide behind cars or even make alliances so as to escape las vegas or italy
- in the box you can expect that as many as 100 miniatures may appear on the board
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