Game Info
Year
2026
Players
2-6
Age
10+
Playtime
37 min
Complexity
2/5
Collection
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Description
A trick-taking game where mischievous bunnies sneak into gardens to snatch vegetables
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BoardGameGeek Discussion at 1:27:57 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Enjoy a good trick-taker.
- Interesting hand mechanism.
- Trump suit changes each round.
- Cute bunny start player marker.
- Plays up to six people.
- Invested every round.
Cons
- May not have its own booth.
- Coming to Kickstarter later this year.
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Kardó
- Cadok
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Card Drafting — Players adjust a grid of cards at the start of the game.
- Set Collection — Collecting bunnies as an alternative scoring method.
- Trick-Taking — A trick-taking game with a unique hand mechanism.
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Quotes (from this video)
- It's Whisper Wood, one word for one to four players.
- It's much heavier than Flamecraft.
- This is definitely a strategy game. Mid midweight mid to heavy strategy game.
- it's a big game on the table. A lot of moving parts. Gorgeous, gorgeous game because we have Sandor Tang again and Sergio Chavez.
- So, it's a bag builder. You're pulling out these tokens. What you pull out will determine what actions you take.
- And y'all, it is good. It is good. But it's definitely much heavier than previous Cardboard Alchemy games. It's still gorgeous though. It's still gorgeous. Still a sprawling game. And I think for the the Euro strategy lovers, this is going to be a good one.
- Whisperwood. All one word.
- it's perennial uh by Emily Vincent uh published by Fatout Games and art by Beth Sobo who does one of the most beautiful nature art in board games period concerning my opinion.
- we make a beautiful prairie garden
- And yeah, this one looks gorgeous. I was like, "Okay, I need this."
- I'm very excited for Perennial for sure.
- But this is Electrify for one to four players from John Declair and Ian Hutchinson.
- Uh, it is a engine builder.
- It's a simultaneous action selection, slice selection.
- So it's really interesting little engine builder. It goes from like coal all the way to nuclear and solar power and all these other electricity generating things.
- And it's just such a nice combo. Everything's connected but quick because it's simultaneously simultaneous turns to it.
- multi-use cards and I love that.
- So some of the cards have arrows, so it will like allow you to activate other cards that it's connected to. So you get this long chain of actions, which is really fun.
- It's very good. And I've played it and play tested it solo which is also good and it's one that I think is kind of my favorite of what they're coming out this year.
- It's going to be on Kickstarter and I am very excited for this.
- It's very interesting combo of mechanisms and it really is that engine builder goodness that I absolutely love.
- And it really is that engine builder goodness that I absolutely love.
- So, that's Electrify from AG.
- I love seeing that and everybody getting along. No big incidents. I think that's just amazing that so many cultures come together in spread over three different countries because not only in the United States, United States is the most in games but yeah and everybody gets along people joining in on on marches, fan marches and I think that's just awesome to see.
- But it was funny because it was a whole circle thing for me.
- The minions sung the Beach Boys. The banana song is the Beach Boys.
- Yeah. That was totally Beach Boys.
- So, my moment of positivity is it was the 4th of July and so my mom and her friends took and I went with them we went to the July 4th firework spectacular at the Hollywood Bowl.
- It was with the Beach Boys and John Stamos and we usually try to go to the Hollywood Bowl at least once or twice every year and it was a lot of fun.
- It's almost 11 p.m.
- Well, the most common things are Twitch, where you can find twitch.tv/joda.
- Uh I stream on Tuesday. I have my coffee and crowdfunding where I drink coffee and I look at all the crowdfunding campaigns from the past week that have been launched criticizing the page the game and sometimes being positive and also always pick one game but I think well that was the best one for this week.
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Tim Chuon Playthrough at 3:15 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Unique theme and playful take on trick-taking
- Accessible bidding/playing loop; quick rounds
Cons
- Rule clarity may require explicit examples for new players
- Some players may prefer more traditional trick-taking formats
Thematic elements
- Vegetables, rabbits, trick-taking, betting
- Vegetable-themed trick-taking world with rabbits and a crowd-supported future release
- Lighthearted, game-show-like bidding and play
Comparison games
- Mahjong
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- number-call mechanic — On your turn, you call out a single number aligned with your current suit (vegetable), affecting play order and outcomes.
- Trick-Taking — Players bid on the number of tricks they expect to win; the highest performer in a given round wins the trick.
- trick-taking with bets — Players bid on the number of tricks they expect to win; the highest performer in a given round wins the trick.
- vegetable suits and ultimate suit — Each vegetable serves as a suit; a triangle is the ultimate suit that can beat others within the round’s context.
- zero-trick betting — Players can bet zero tricks, with scoring consequences based on matching numbers with others.
Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- it's a trick writing game.
- On your turn, all you do is call out one single number, but it has to be along the lines of what your vegetable is.
- If I called out 10 carrot, then you have to look at the carrot along the row and column and make sure that you have those available numbers that you can circle.
- three rounds and you count up all the tricks you've won, including rabbits.
- A group of wombats is called a wisdom.
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BoardGameGeek Interview at 1:07:30 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- innovative grid/suit mechanic
- promising kickstarter/print run
Cons
- not yet widely available; upcoming Kickstarter
Thematic elements
- grid-based bidding and rabbit-themed scoring
- Japanese design; cute rabbit theme
- clever, curious
Comparison games
- Sears Catalog
- Zoo and More
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Grid-based bidding with hidden information — One card grid; suits on edges; players draw lines to create routes for rabbits
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- Game night isn't just about the rules. It's about how it feels to play.
- No AI art was a big thing.
- Indie game markets are a middle sweet spot for me.
- I saw 102 movies in the theater last year.
- Cheap and stubborn is really what it is.
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