I am thinking I'd rather play Just One with family over the holidays.

We play a ton of Zilch (Iike Farkle) with our in-laws. They'll play many rounds of Zilch in a night and this is very similar - take the points or push one more time. Plays very quickly and well with 4+.

I thought this was a clickbait title for the game video... then I found out that the game box has the clickbait title itself.

I would say it is most like the game Pairs - just with a few special cards in it! But a standard Pairs deck also comes with the free online rules compendium where there must be 50 rules variants!

Sounds like it really copied a lot from Hit! / No mercy by Reiner Knizia (but without the stealing points from opponents mechanic)

This or Incan Gold?

we love this game.. had a bunch of laughs

I'm not into cars at all but somehow this theme has a lot of charm to it.

In the rules book there is stated adjecent = connected by a street. So in your example also a brown building can be build and the cost is white and grey block only

I like the mechanisms but the theme won’t engage with any groups I play with..so it’s a pass for me..

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Good that they realize this game need a bag for the tiles, and replacing paper money after 60 years

Thanks, this helped!

Kraftwagen is an underrated game! I got a copy of the original during a BGG cruise, not knowing anything at all about it. I was pleasantly surprised at how solid the gameplay is. This new implementation looks great!

I have funko Texas chainsaw massacre board game and the mini board game figures and its awesome.i plan on getting halloween, Halloween2,childs play,and house of 1000 corpses board games very soon along with the mini board game figures sold seperately.i love EVERYTHING HORROR.

Great game!!!

Remember when this is 1/2 of Millennium Blades?

Thank you for comparing it to Awkward Guests, which is my favorite "Clue-like" game, but I find it is a pain to set up and take down because of all the cards. On the other hand, there are so many scenarios in Awkward Guests, there is no way I will ever play them all. But, all in all, I think I will add Kronologic to my Christmas list!!

I still prefer destiny. great combat! they should have released more sets, add even more dices too the table and being able to play with more cards than 30 cards. AND sell reserve dice set travel box.

I just received my Kickstarter copy of the game and am excited to play! Thanks for the great video!

Why do these publishers insist on making games so ugly..the game board looks like it was designed in windows 98 😅

Still really on the fence on this one. I think if a friend already had it, I'd definitely give it a shot; but I'm not willing to purchase it to find out if I like it.

I don’t know, if the power cards are not great and you have roxley iron clays, do you really need the upgrade kit?

I gave up getting the nicer looking edition and will just have to be ok with my (second edition?)gray box that has slightly too dark graphics. It just needs to be graphically lightened up. Also, it has no “star” in the middle, or even arrows like in the white box. You just go left or right like in the white box edition. However, I purchased a white box edition that was even worse. The graphics were even darker than this one, to the point it felt like the game was set at night. I’ll just be happy with my edition and know somewhere, there is a slightly nicer one.

Can't wait to see whats in the Champions of Midgard Anniversary Edition you got there in the back!

Your link to the game doesn't work BTW. I'd like to grab a copy.

Would it be worth buying the upgrade kit if you have the 1960s version?

Love the poker chips. Hate the headquarters tokens. Hate the price.

I love this game but have 1 minor grievance and that is the reputation: if you don't focus hard on gaining reputation, you will lose many points to those who were able to snag it from the few areas to get it from. It wouldn't be so bad EXCEPT the 2 players highest on the track score a bunch of bonus points (in addition to higher points they already receive from being high on the track! Bonus of a bonus!) I would've just eliminated the 1st place/2nd place points bonus since being high on the track is already greatly rewarding versus being low. Basically, you can tell who's going to win early on in most games I've played, which is more than 10.

Thanks for the review! Glad you got the chance to play it and share your thoughts!💡

Coffee is indeed a resource.

Will check out your recommendations Thanks for a balanced review!

The chance aspect with the dice is what makes this game enjoyable as all plans can go to pot..2 low rolls could be a sprained ankle whilst making a dash for it for example..If everything was clear cut once an escape was initiated then the enjoyment factor would wear off considerably

The luck in this game cannot be over stated. In every 4 player game, and at setup, someone has 2 relevant pieces of correct information of the guilty folder and the other players just don't. It fails to be an actual deduction game when you draw cards that just let you directly look at the answer of the guilty folder. After 2 games you realise it is the same game every time and taking 20 mins to play means has zero room to be clever. I am a big fan of the books and even met the author, the game however was my biggest disappointment of year. At least I appreciate this review highlights better deduction games in Kronologic and Sleuth.

Thank you for the great video. Seems like I would like this game, even though I do get AP to some level in lots of games with meaningful multiple choices.

Thank you for the review! I would like to play this

Tussie mussie did this. One card down one card up I split you choose. The scoring was different though. Another two player I split you choose was Hanamikoji.

Thank you so much for the review, Dan! :)

Marabunta is great! I just got this one the other day too. Looking forward to playing it. Thanks for the video!

I ❤️ LOVE ❤️ this playthrough format. I agree with your issues with normal playthrough. This was outstanding! Thank you

3:30 Those cards look a bit bendy. How was the component quality? Were the cards received pre-bent? Are these cards going to stand up to dozens or hundreds of games?

I can't find any information about chip weight. It can make a huge difference, and I'm worried that the fact that we can't find this information anywhere means these are 8g chips. I would totally replace my 2023 copy for this if these were 11g or 14g chips.

does the holder support card sleeves?

Is this coming to retail?

Extremely expensive for what it is IMHO, hard to justify the price point for me

Thanks for the video! I bought the update kit. My only complaint is I can’t close the lid on the card tray when the cards are in the slots. This seems like an oversight. Does the anniversary edition come with narrower cards? Am I missing something? Cheers.

0:30 I have the 1976 Avalon Hill bookshelf edition (yes! this blue box edition). We got it new when I was a kid. Played it tons with my siblings back then. More recently, I played it a lot with my wife and kids. Nothing in this edition makes me want to get it. Tiles don't slide in my edition. And you are right, we would NEVER play with those power cards. AND why the hell is it $100?!!

I think it looks like the best version since the Avalon Hill 2003 edition. Hopefully the box is a bit smaller.

What size is the new box? Ticket to ride sized? Or bigger?