How to Play Nacho Pile & Review

NACHOOOOO ... Pile is a game for 2-6 players in which players compete to fill both their plates and stomachs with muy delicioso nachos. After explaining the premise behind this fast-paced game, Jeremy will provide his final thoughts. What does Jeremy have to say about this one? Let's find out!
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[@oricle81]

Thank you for your clear explanation! We got this game over Christmas and tried to figure it out with the instructions but those instructions were horrible!!! This made things much clearer and made us more inclined to have another crack. Thanks!

[@KingsEntertainmentReviews]

I'm super glad we were able to help! I demoed this game a couple of years ago at Pax Unplugged and one of the things that prompted me to make this video was that the rules had some holes in them for certain situations. I brought this up with the event staff and the head of marketing there, but given that you have a fresh version of the game and the rules still aren't fixed, I guess they didn't heed the warning. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Let me know if there are any other games you'd like to see how tos or reviews for!

[@HiroshimaTheCatandMaotheDog]

I love this game. Thanks for teaching us how to play. I love your posters on the wall

[@KingsEntertainmentReviews]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting! Super glad we could help you learn how to play. And thanks for the compliment on the posters! We can’t stop adding to the stuff on our walls haha!

[@Mekwek]

Thanks, the instruction booklet sucks at explaining the rules

[@KingsEntertainmentReviews]

Thank you for the comment. It certainly is not the best. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!

[@tvdavis]

Yes, thank you for the quick and easy explanation! I’m heading to Dice Tower West tomorrow & wanted something quick and easy to play the night before the gaming library opened, but wuffta…that rulebook!😮

[@KingsEntertainmentReviews]

@@tvdavis The rulebook definitely could have been a tad clearer. And no problem; we're glad you enjoyed the video and we hope you have a lot of fun at Dice Tower West!

[@MrsEWhite87]

When the last chip is drawn, do players get to put the chips in front of them on their plates?

[@KingsEntertainmentReviews]

Yes, when the last chip is drawn, it is not played by the person who drew it, and all chips currently in front of players when the chip is drawn are moved onto the plates they are in front of.

[@PaulStickel]

This is not correct. You need to assign wild chips immediately after drawing. You do not wait until the end of your turn.

[@KingsEntertainmentReviews]

Thanks so much for pointing this out! Yes, based on the current rules of the game this is correct! But I was actually playing under (at the time) the older edition rules and some of the major changes had to do with Wilds specifically! The rules surrounding wilds were very unclear early on. These rules were directly taught to me by Pandasaurus.

[@PaulStickel]

Got it. You are the man. I knew you would know the rules.