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- Replay Value (1-10): 6
- Fun Factor (1-10): 6
- Worth Buying (1-10): 4
- MMG Popularity Rank (out of 49): 44th/38th
A cute little reaction game reminiscent of Set. Each player has a face-down deck and simultaneously turns one face up into the center of the table. If you can find a specific combination of cards (similar to rules for Set but with some tweaks), you win the round and take all the cards into your deck. A player is eliminated when they lose all their cards.
The theme works well enough, and the large gemstone (apparently a reject from some large chandelier) is a fun tactile-thing to grab onto to indicate who's
faster at noticing the combination. The octagonal cards, on the other
hand, are amazingly unsuitable for this game. They're hard to shuffle,
they're hard to flip, and they're hard to collect. As a result the
game feels just a bit on the unwieldy side. The different "shapes" are a bit less distinctive than Set, which is also disappointing. Still, not a bad
game at all if you're in the mood for a fast-paced reaction game.
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