Soda Pop Fridge Bundle Review - Can You Taste The Difference?

[@Poiuytrew.Q]

Dang, Zee fooled me! I thought it was an actual soda can.

[@JonTripp115]

I remember this campaign, and thinking that Top Cap was the clear winner but also that I could make it out of actual bottle caps essentially for free.

[@MBOrcher54]

You could buy them separately and they did sell separately on the KS.

[@JonoNZBoardGamer]

When I looked at the campaign on Backer kit, Top Cap interested me the most, but couldn't justify the cost, so I created a grid and played with some stones... It is a great little game! Everyone I have played it with has been intrigued with it and played 3-4 times in a row. To me this is my new go to Tic Tac Toe kind of game that you can setup with whatever is available and draw a grid on some paper

[@NormalTheBand]

Zee is a vibe in this video and im here for it!

[@Tenebyss]

Barely recognized Tom without his hat in the thumbnail lol. The images on the cubes in Lightseekers are nearly incomprehensible

[@BoardGamesBricksHobbies]

Hasbro has some dice games that came in soda cans. I remember Apples to Apple, Uno, and Phase 10 (Tom's favorite!) Doesn't seem like these fared much better.

[@nshaw1299]

4:19 I wish someone, for once, had created a phoenicky game about trading in the mediterranean...

[@JorWat25]

13:21 I've thought a similar thing about other simple abstracts before. That's what I like about communities built around Looney Pyramids and Piecepack, people just freely share these simple little abstract games.

[@BoardGameHype]

Have you played Adios Calavera?! It was a game that came out well before this one and used that adjacent movement to great extent and extremely well. I think that mechanic is so cool!

[@matthewholland2816]

Light Seeker seems better suited as a solo game

[@kerim8666]

I was fooled by the Matchbox series once. Never again!

[@Calibursoul]

Package should have been a vending machine instead of a fridge.

[@rentless666]

Cool packaging idea, but I'd rather just have a normal box.

[@robertstefaniuk4971]

Nobody would buy 2 player abstract these days... unless it looks like a gadget.