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Year
2026
Players
2-6
Age
9+
Playtime
30 min
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Description
Official tabletop adaptation of the Super Auto Pets video game where players build teams of creatures that fight automated battles across rounds
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Might I Suggest A Game Review at 0:04 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Clever two-player game
- Surprisingly strategic
- Full of clever decisions
- Head-to-head competition
- Expansions make it different every time
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Cute animals battling each other
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deck Building — Players add pets to their battle deck and arrange their deck of pets and perks.
- Drafting — Players will be drafting new pets every round to add to their battle deck.
- Set Collection — Players can only ever have five pets in their deck at a time, requiring them to draft the right ones and trade old ones for bonuses.
- Turn-based battle — After picking pets, players enter a battle phase where their deck faces off.
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Quotes (from this video)
- So, if you're looking for a surprisingly strategic two-player game that's full of clever decisions and head-to-head competition, then might I suggest Super Auto Pets Card Battle from Plahat Games.
- This one is available now, so make sure to check it out at your friendly local game store and follow me for more board game recommendations.
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The Dice Tower Discussion at 10:25 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Enjoyed it
- Might give an eight to the magic and the golden sets
- Like them better than the original one
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- pets fighting
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- auto battler — Pet decks auto-battle each other, controlled by an app.
- Deck Building — Players build a deck of pets.
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is a video that we do and we just tell you all the videos we put out over the past week.
- If you're interested in that, you can check it out. And then getting to the reviews.
- This is a game that is definitely meta, where it's about making board games.
- This is my favorite trick-taking game of all time.
- This is a really, really clever Eurogame, where you are going to be managing uh resources, but mostly what you're going to be doing is using those resources to move up this tower that is constantly falling, building buildings that are going to give you you know some benefits.
- Constant dopamine hits,
- What a fantastic game. Final Titan is King of Tokyo esque where we have all these there's a hundred titans in this box and you draft them and then fight.
- This is a mix between puzzles and games. Not for everybody, but if you like competitive little puzzles trying to beat other people, you'll enjoy this.
- Dried mixed citrus. Sounds great, right?
- This is nasty. This I'm going to open one. This is nasty. This is like someone wanted to make money off of the stuff in their garbage disposal.
- Take the most disgusting thing you've ever eaten, drag it through sewage, really get it in there, right?
- That's exactly what this is.
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The Cardboard Herald Review at 0:04 sentiment: mixed
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- Charming in its absurdity
- Juxtaposition of specific and common animals
- Stand-alone games can be combined
- Pick up and play nature, easy to teach
- Limited number of animals before battle makes deck sculpting easier to digest
- Smart and efficient system for starting new rounds and purchasing animals/power-ups
- Decent amount of gamey hooks and intuitable strategies
- Rock, paper, scissors element based on opponent's actions
- Triple system provides utility
- Efficient, flows well, achieves its goals
- Portable
- Decent amount of game for the small box size
- Fun to play and was enjoyed by playgroups
Cons
- Anxiety that strategy can fall apart due to opponent's reveal
- Hope for the best system takes considerable time
- Wish for more levers/choices in the middle of the auto battle
- Feels larger in size and scope than the format deserves
- Minimalist core with rudimentary effects and single-stack critters
- Game feels a hair too long at 30 minutes, would be perfect at 20
- Messy at the table with many piles of cards
- Aesthetic isn't a looker, feels like doctor's office stickers
- Not a ton of depth
Thematic elements
- Animals battling
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- auto battler — Players purchase progressively stronger tiered animals, arrange their deck, and then reveal them one at a time to duel. The winner of each round gets a trophy.
- Deckbuilding — Players sculpt and customize their deck by purchasing animals and temporary power-ups, with a limit of five animals before battle.
- Resource Management — Players use coins to purchase animals and temporary power-ups (apples).
- Set Collection — Players can collect sets of three animals to trade in for higher-tiered cards.
Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- Super Auto Pets card battle in an off-the-cuff style review where I just tell you what it is, what I like, what I dislike, and some final thoughts after getting a couple plays in.
- Now, what is this game? Well, this is an auto battler, as I said, based off of a mobile game.
- The winner of each round gets a trophy. The winner of the game is the player with the most trophies at the end.
- And the big fun of the game is trying to guess what they're going to do and then trying to arrange your deck and counter them through the purchases that you make.
- So, for final thoughts, if I had this game in middle school, this would be my favorite game ever and I'd be playing it at lunch all the time.
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The Dice Tower Review at 0:19 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Fun and quick gameplay experience
- Cuteness factor and silly theme
- Good strategic depth with card synergy and pet placement
- Multiple versions (Classic, Golden, Magic packs) offer variety and slight rule additions
- Easier for families to get into compared to some competitors
Cons
- Rule for tripling pets can be a 'little weird to teach people' initially
- Mixing different packs for a two-player game can reduce synergy opportunities due to card distribution
- Lack of a single box to hold all three packs
Thematic elements
- Pets battling each other with cute, non-lethal combat
Comparison games
- Tag Team
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- auto battler — Players build a team of pets, and then the battle sequence plays out automatically based on pet order and abilities.
- card drafting/buying — Players spend coins to buy pets from a selection or draw pile to add to their hand.
- Dice Rolling — Some pet abilities, like the 'throw a rock' ability of the mosquito, involve rolling dice, introducing an element of luck into battles.
- Hand Management — Players manage a hand of pets, needing to discard by selling or tripling to stay within a five-animal hand limit before a battle.
- Pet Selling — Players can sell pets, often gaining apples (resources) or triggering 'sellability' effects.
- Pet Tripling — Collecting three pets with the same 'hat' allows players to discard them to draw cards from a higher-level deck or activate 'triple' abilities on specific pets.
- Team building — Players arrange their pets in a specific order for battle, considering their individual stats and abilities to create effective synergies.
Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- "The biggest competitor in market is probably Tag Team right now, another auto battler. It'd be tricky to say which of those I I like Tag team better, I think, because I think I like the theme more."
- "But there are more differences than that, and this one is easier probably for families to get into."
- "If if I were you, the viewer watching and you're saying that sounds interesting, pick one of these. Pick one of these boxes. Get it, play with it a while. If you like it, then maybe you want to get the other ones."
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Rob's Tabletop World Review at 1:08 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Unbelievable and very good
- Engaging and fun for all ages (grandkids play constantly)
- Quick to play
- Strategic depth with unique abilities
- Easy to learn
- Works well with its 'QC art'
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Pets battling with unique abilities
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deck Building — Players purchase cards to add to their deck, with a maximum of five animal cards in play. They can also 'build their deck a different way' in later rounds.
- Hand Management — Players manage a hand of cards, deciding which three to start with and arranging five cards for battle.
- Sequential Combat — Players arrange their cards, and then 'turn over your cards' to engage in combat where creatures attack based on health and attack numbers, and abilities trigger.
- Set Collection (minor) — If players collect three cards with the same symbol, they can trade them in for 'certain things' like drawing two cards off the next deck.
- Variable player powers — Each card (pet) has a 'different ability', and these abilities can trigger upon fainting, being hit, or before battle, like the mosquito throwing a rock.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Hey everybody, it's your old pal Rob.
- boy, this is one that really caught me off guard.
- Oh my god, we have not stopped playing this. Enough that we haven't even gotten to Ashes Ascendancy yet. This is unbelievable.
- This is fun. A lot of fun. And I think you're going to find that this this little card game is really something special.
- It has all all the special things that it needs to be great, and it is great.
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Rob's Tabletop World Top List at 1:31 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Playing non-stop
- One of the best games played this year
- Fun
- Easy to learn for young children
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Animals
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deck Building — You have to make a battle deck, and the way you put down your deck is the way you have to play your cards against your opponent.
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Quotes (from this video)
- And we're going to start with Plaid Hat Games.
- go to their booth. And I'm going to give you a game that completely shocked me.
- It is one of the best games I I've played this year, and we are just having fun.
- Shadowborne Games is killing it.
- It's Avalon. And Avalon looks fantastic.
- And the game that I'm really enjoying, and my grandkids and I are enjoying, is Wingspan Pocket.
- Bandai, um my wife and I went to the Florida Mall.
- The Gundam miniature game looks fantastic.
- The Gundam card game is absolutely fantastic.
- Secrets of the Lost Tomb 10th anniversary edition is coming out very very soon.
- you're going to be absolutely blown away.
- Now, on the negative side, one company that you should stop off and see is Academy Games.
- And it seems there is zero coming from their camp, from their website, or anything else.
- But, the radio silence is disturbing.
- go check out Dragon Dice, which is alive and kicking.
- It's a game that you will fall in love with and have a great, great time.
- So, those are some of the underrated companies and and games that you're going to want to check out at the fantastic Gen Con 2026.
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Board Game Critique Review at 0:00
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Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Autonomous combat with cute pets, focused on synergy, order, and resource management to trigger powerful effects.
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- Two-player to six-player tabletop card duel built around a pet zoo theme, adapting a digital auto-battler into a physical game with modular expansion packs.
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- positive
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
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Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- This video might hurt people's feelings.
- We didn't actually play the game; this is based on gameplay footage and previews.
- The gotcha reveal moment is the fun high for sure.
- For us, this is a buy at the $20 classic pack.
- Rating-wise, we landed about a 7 out of 10 based on what's presented.
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One Stop Co-op Shop Top List at 9:31 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Really enjoyed this one
- Love to play it more
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Super Auto Pets
Comparison games
- Challengers
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- auto battler — This is an auto battler like Challengers would probably be the closest comparison.
- Card placement — And you kind of keep uh your cards and they're in an exact order you place them in.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Hey everybody, this is Mike and I just got back from PAX Unplugged today.
- And what I'm going to do in this video is talk about my 10 favorites.
- So, these are not like complete reviews or finished thoughts. Uh, just a partial feeling for the game so far.
- Honestly, these three might top the list, but I've covered them on the channel in
- Alpha Team Mechanized Battle Force Go.
- It's like a very light quick uh family weight to dungeon crawler experience.
- This is one of the most beautiful basically looks like it's a finished game prototypes I've ever seen.
- So like the characters are very diverse and they each have a fully unique set of equipment and special abilities as you level up.
- it was a blast, both three and five player, which is pretty dang impressive for a quick dungeon crawler experience.
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