Game Info
Year
2025
Players
2-6
Age
7+
Playtime
10 min
Publisher
GGBGNSSG LLC
Collection
Ratings
Creator Score
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Vibe profile
Waiting on more creator content
Description
A quick family card game where players race to build runs of five numbered cards while wild and chaos cards disrupt them
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Where There's A Wilz, There's a Play Analysis at 7:19 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Fun little silly game
- Plays very quick (5-15 minutes)
- Takes up almost no space
Cons
- Not a whole lot to it
Thematic elements
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Hand Management — Taking cards from an opponent's hand.
- Set Collection — Trying to get five consecutive cards.
- shedding — Described as a shedding game or a collection game.
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Quotes (from this video)
- It's Family Feud, but it's Disney themed.
- Just like it for nostalgia.
- It's actually not horrible, you know, a horrible mashup.
- It's a nice little cozy, quick little solo game.
- This is a great game.
- I do like the dice.
- It's got an interesting hook with the globes and stuff.
- It was one of the darling games of 2024.
- The rules were very confusing.
- It's a fun take on the game of golf, you know.
- This is one I've only played solo. I do enjoy it.
- It's a silly game.
- This is silly fun.
- It's a flip and right without the right.
- It's the nostalgia factor.
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Tabletop Tolson Rules Teach at 0:09 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Fast-paced and accessible for 2 players, while scalable to 6 players.
- Short play sessions with simple rules, enabling quick rounds.
- Wild cards add variability and strategic choice without overcomplicating the core mechanic.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Competitive sequence-building with role-flavored cards (good guy, bad guy, not so smart, jerk) that affect other players.
- A tabletop card game session, described for 2 to 6 players with a central draw pile and individual table decks.
- Instructional with light, character-driven flavor to guide player actions.
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deck Building — The objective is to place five consecutive numbers on your personal table deck, choosing numbers 1 through 10 to form a sequence.
- Draw and discard — A central draw pile provides new cards; players may discard any non-prohibited card to the discard area, with the draw pile cycling when exhausted.
- End condition — The first player to complete a five-card-consecutive sequence on their table deck is the winner.
- Hand Management — Each player may hold up to five cards in hand; at most five cards may be in hand at any time, requiring draw actions to refill.
- Positive Player Interaction — Special role cards such as Bad Guy, Not So Smart Guy, and Jerk enable direct interference: stealing from an opponent’s table deck or hand, or wiping an opponent’s table deck.
- Role cards and player interaction — Special role cards such as Bad Guy, Not So Smart Guy, and Jerk enable direct interference: stealing from an opponent’s table deck or hand, or wiping an opponent’s table deck.
- Steal / disrupt actions — Bad Guy allows taking a card from an opponent's table deck; Not So Smart Guy lets you take a card from an opponent's hand; Jerk allows wiping out an opponent's entire table deck.
- Table deck construction / sequence creation — The objective is to place five consecutive numbers on your personal table deck, choosing numbers 1 through 10 to form a sequence.
- Wild cards — Wild cards can assume any number to contribute to the sequence; they must be declared when played and cannot have their value changed thereafter. If stolen, their value can be reassigned.
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Quotes (from this video)
- guy this is a fast fun card game for two
- the first player to place five consecutive number cards on their table deck wins the game
- I'm a wild card that can be played as any number on your table deck but you have to declare me when you play me
- I'm the bad guy when you play me you can snag one of your opponent's table cards and add it to your own table deck or your hand
- I'm not so smart
- I'm the jerk when you play me you can choose an opponent and wipe out their entire table deck
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