Top 10 Turkeys

[@XRay44]

Top 10 Turkeys 1. Thanksgiving 2016 2. Thanksgiving 2011 3. Thanksgiving 2009 4. Thanksgiving 1998 5. Thanksgiving 2017 6. Thanksgiving 2000 7. Thanksgiving 2013 8. Thanksgiving 1990 9. Thanksgiving 1995 10. Thanksgiving 2001 Honorable Mention: Thanksgiving 2014

[@mydemon]

That shouldve been a joke from either Zee or Sam :)

[@theninjadog4676]

You forgot Thanksgiving 2007

[@XRay44]

@@theninjadog4676 We try our best not to talk about Thanksgiving 2007.

[@joshfrench5858]

Lmao

[@RestorationGames]

A "tom" is a male turkey. Coincidence? I think not.

[@MisterChris1978]

ahahahahaha

[@blanetalk]

Lol!

[@nienke7713]

Are you saying you like Tom less now than you used to?😉

[@kirbymaster5]

Forbidden Stars not getting expansions is a crime against humanity

[@brandonwallace2497]

one of my favorite things is being able to easily get a group genuinely excited to play a game that is also easy to teach. That's why Love Letter will always be a favorite game to bring to the table.

[@chrishenderson3691]

Good to see you already found a use for those small hands you opened up the other day - classic!

[@tomgustafson3464]

"As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly." - Arthur Carlson

[@tyronewilliam7712]

Not sure of the joke but turkeys do fly

[@bannacha]

WKRP in Cincinnati. Love it!

[@teflonravager]

Tyrone William. Turkeys raised on an industrial scale for food are to fat to either breed or fly. Wild turkeys can fly but it can be quite ungainly.

[@tyronewilliam7712]

teflonravager lol you are just flat out wrong about wild turkeys. I have turkey hunted for many years and let me tell you, they can outrun pretty much anything in the woods. They are also excellent at flying.

[@tyronewilliam7712]

teflonravager not sure about industrial scale turkeys, I have no experience there. I have seen with my own eyes how fast wild turkeys can both run and fly..they also have incredible vision.

[@DavidSupina]

The year is 2022. It’s time, The Dice Tower-bring back the creepy little hands.

[@Bangerz12]

My top 10 Turkeys cuz why not: 10. Castles of Burgundy 9. The Resistance 8. Istanbul 7. Splendor 6. Ticket to Ride 5. Divinare 4. Hanabi 3. Coup 2. Carcassone 1. Mysterium

[@ryusorata]

Ben my top 10 is extremely similar

[@CapriciousIntent]

I've not played Divinare, and Carcassone is pretty meh. However, I adore every other game on your list.

[@Erlaad]

I disagree with half of your list, but I am giving you a thumbs up because Courage the Cowardly Dog. He deserves it.

[@Twirl360]

BSG WILL LIVE ON FOREVER, THANK GOD FOR SAM! Great list lads.

[@zachmckinney2497]

I do love the game but it is gone now, you cannot find it at all on the FFG site (the probably dropped the license) and it is hard to find online. I believe new angles is suppose to be its replacement and while similar it is a different game, I enjoy both.

[@cybergecko6472]

Thank you Zee I HATE machi Koro due to the reasons that Tom said. The whole falling behind and staying behind.

[@rollingwithrob6579]

Always thought Mysterium was Dixit: Murder in Hong Kong ;)

[@bigpapa_duds9742]

I definitely had the most laughs while watching this too 10, thanks guys! Great video!

[@jackdempsy7104]

You guys are in a great mood today! "Give me that dirty hat!" Best Top 10 in a long time

[@BrianLiming]

Hooray the #1 dice are back!!!

[@HeadCannonPrime]

Wow, Cash and Guns NEVER gets old at our party game nights.

[@Punko1969]

Port Royal is scheduled to be delivered to my house tomorrow. When it shows up, I'm gonna punch the UPS guy in the neck. Thanks for the warning, Zee!

[@actualol]

Loved Zee's rant on Deep Sea Adventure. I couldn't agree more. Such an overrated game.

[@spiderfingers86]

My 8 year old son always wins at Deep Sea Adventure for the simple fact that he just grabs a bunch of level 1 treasures and then quickly goes back up. Personally, I'm not a fan of games that rewards you for not playing lol

[@ryusorata]

Played once, Zee basically told how my game was. This game is bad and expensive

[@littleratblue]

Y'all are playing with stupid people. I've played this game across probably 20 different people and I don't think anyone has died more than once. Figuring out how deep to go and when to turn back is not rocket science.

[@jay7a2j]

I've never had the game play out as Zee described. It does feel "samey" but the deaths have been few and far between in games I have played.

[@TheGamePit]

You are wise and beautiful.

[@JJ_TheGreat]

This should be titled “Top 10 Games We Are No Longer Enamored With”, lol

[@XRay44]

Cash n' Guns is always a hit at parties. I've never had it fail.

[@themaster408]

Space Cadets absolutely lasts 2 hours. That's probably my main problem. You play for 30 seconds, then take 5 minutes to see what happened.

[@GerackSerack]

Sushi GO! is GREAT. I can play it with my parents, I can play with my grandparents (my grandma will mercylessly destroy anyone in the family), I can basically play with anyone and it's still a fun game. Few games are that easy to introduce while still having some depth to them.

[@nicholasblackburn1559]

Those hands are hilarious. Hopefully they make it in a live play.

[@Wh0isTh3D0ct0r]

StarCraft: The Board Game is my favorite board game out of my entire collection (and the reason I first heard of FFG, for whom I now freelance). The only problem is finding people who want to play the game.

[@playitydown7588]

Lol Sam, "I hate every single one of these games."

[@FelipeRodrigues-vj1zb]

Just like Zee, i was hoping for an updated BSG game. Sadly, Unfathomable is still the same gigantic mess.

[@matthewharris-levesque5809]

Fairy Tale's problems is piss poor symbols. Every time I teach it, I start the explanation with that statement, and the people I'm teaching pay better attention and DO get it. If they could fix the symbols a bit, it would be easier to learn.

[@KSweeney36]

Never played Apples to Apples nor say anything. But get it. When I tell people I like board and card games, often get ‘Oh, I like cards against humanity’. It’s good once or twice with a drink, but soon became a Turkey 🦃

[@marcosfernandesdesousajuni9576]

Nexus Ops seems similar to Cry Havoc, isn't it?

[@neilerredge5358]

YES THE DICE ARE BACK!!!

[@Steve-L]

Fairy Tale: I bought this game due to Sam's chamioning, but it never caught on, and was hard to learn. Now I don't even try to get it played. Say Anything: Is still a top 5 party game for me, and is my 44th favorite game of all time. But I recently bought another game very similar which seems to be doing well and that's Heebie Jeebies. Very similar in play and style. I have never played Apples to Apples. Game of Thrones: Once when I was at a game store with friends I pointed this game out and said it got great reviews. Low and behold my friend bought it without me looking more into it, and he wanted me to teach it to everyone. It never happened and never got played. Love Letter: Batman is a game I bought based on Tom's review, and particularly this edition. My oldest son loves it and it gets played once in awhile, but is no favorite of mine, nor do I hate it. He is a big Batman fan. My top 5 turkeys: 5. Ticket to Ride: I will play this but never request it, because I just about burned myself out playing this on the Xbox. 4. Deadwood: I championed this game, and still maintain its a great early entry for worker placement games. But I have seriously cooled down on it. I don't bring it out any more. 3. Werewolf: I have taught this game to many people, and my family still likes it, and it may be my oldest son's favorite game. But I am beginning to burn out on it. 2. Battlestar Galactica: Right after I bought an expansion for this I realized that the game is too long for what it is. I have not played my copy, but have played the game 2 times and enjoyed it. But it is way too long! 1. Catan: This has been a game I have been burned out on for quite some time. Like Ticket to Ride, I played this on Xbox way too much, much more than Ticket to Ride. Just 2 weeks ago I taught this to my oldest son and he loves it. My wife already likes it, and its also a favorite of my Mom. I told my family I will play this 1 more time with all of them, and then I am done. Grrr this game gets on my impatient side.

[@florianstock376]

A top 10 I like to see, is almost the opposite: The Tinted-Glasses/Nostalgia games: Games that are bad (or considered from most to be bad), but they still like to play because of nostalgia (everybody has such games, Tom mentioned "HeroQuest", my are "Stratego", "BattleTech", "Talisman" and "Munchkin")

[@mcfadden1516]

52:23 Zee approves the new word "conglomeratively", I will add it to the book of Samisms =) I agree with his reservations though, CCGs and all other games with 'outside' setup like Heroclix and Dice Masters I can't play much anymore. I've drifted from RPGs for the same reason, even though the setup is a different nature This was a fun watch

[@ProfessorB.]

My kids wanted to play Machi Koro last night!

[@spiderfingers86]

Sam says that it's too hard for new players to play as the Ghost in Mysterium, but I have yet to see that as the case with people I've taught. Heck, my 8 year old son plays as the ghost all of the time and though we've never won as such, we've actually gotten close. He does just about as well as anyone else 3 to 4 times his age. It just comes down to taste and those you play with, as is true with any game.

[@DarkseidTCG]

Patrick Doss my kids do very Well as the ghost. They do better as the ghost than as the psychic.

[@miketaylor30]

If you've never won "as such" then I think he probably isn't playing the ghost all that effectively. Not to say you're not having fun, but it's pretty clear he isn't doing about as well as an adult, where your win ratio would be much better. It also sounds like he's not a new player... he's played as the ghost multiple times. So I think Sam's point still stands.

[@spiderfingers86]

Mike Taylor the adults are just as bad lol.

[@HeadCannonPrime]

I think it depends how far away they were from winning. If they just didn't get the very last clue, that can happen a lot . If half the players never got beyond the second set of clues, that would be problematic.

[@StyxTBuferd]

I agree, I have no idea what am is getting on about here. Deception is more stressful since it's easier for the ghost to completely mess up the round (since it's a deduction game), and I've found that a ghost will often sit down and think to put their piece in something that feels relevant as opposed to thinking "well if it were X I would do something else". Mysterium is more straightforward and less stressful, and yet I'd say the ghost has more influence over the game in that one. Additionally I don't see Mysterium being "killed" by Deception. Aside from the silent protagonist role, both games use very different parts of the brain. Mysterium for me works with that Dixit style thinking of "how is this artwork relevant?" as opposed to just some direct deduction. Deception's deduction is usually very easy by comparison unless the ghost is terrible- games always end either with a quick victory or a drawn out loss for the detectives.

[@franklinbolton8730]

Machi Korro is a great choice, it is the game in the same way everyone drawing a card and the highest number wins is a game. Love letter another great choice.

[@SteWorthington]

Village is a turkey for me. It was one of my first modern board games, and I really enjoyed it, but then I played several other eurogames which had much more variety in both setup and play options. Village became boring, because the game was pretty much the same every single time I played.....I'm thinking it may go from my collection this year.... Sadly, it pains me to say it but I think I might be with you on Machi Koro too.....

[@MongooseDoggie]

Stephen Worthington The expansions are really good and give some variety.

[@desertgamers6065]

OMG Zee I had to pause the video and comment I laughed so hard! Your Hallelujah song.....to funny.

[@MVlemminx]

Could you guys do a top ten dungeon crawlers in the future?

[@NowUndefined]

Those hands are normal size these guys are just Huge!

[@keel1701]

That look Tom gave Sam after the Trump quote... haha

[@Nayue]

Just wait til the board game tariffs begin. Lmao.

[@paulgerg6879]

I get Tom dumping X-Wing. Although the joy of it was that it was a simple 2 player game and as such, was fun, so why not just keep the base game for the occasional fight? I am keeping Armada but in a similar way, i am VERY picky about what I buy. I bought it because it is big ships and I like the feeling of huge juggernauts trying to move sluggishly in space and occasionally pounding on each other. That is being changed by constant upgrade cards and I am hence very picky about what I add. That way, the game has stayed like-able for me However, I think my main problem is that Star Wars games are now ubiquitous. I am beginning to feel like the Rebel Alliance because everywhere I look, there is an Imperial Star Wars game bearing down on me. It feels like my childhood memories of a film and comic that I loved have been taken, stamped on and spat out by a factory of robots and marketing men. I think I am Star War-ed out.

[@OmegaDestroyer99]

Robinson Crusoe: The game is a slog and then just keeps beating you down. I am at a point I never want to play it. Dragonfire: I liked it initially but it is too punishing. The skills unlock slowly, the magic items are weak, and the encounters aren't fun. Easily the biggest disappointment in recent memory.

[@petec3250]

No one mentioned the OG (original gateway), Catan. I think that would be my number 1 - based on how much I used to like it and how much a currently dislike it.

[@mgk2020]

The games that come to my mind are Splendor and TIME Stories. Splendor became a turkey very quickly, while TIME Stories is getting close.

[@Snyggrumpa29]

Can you elaborate on your decision? Like why?

[@TabletopBaseballPlus]

Time (game play time) seems to be a common theme.

[@wroot_lt]

One of the games i can thonk of is Rattus. Used to like this game much more.

[@Liz290895]

I really enjoyed this list, but I have to disagree with Tom about the Jamaica expansion. I run a game night for students once a week, and usually end up teaching Jamaica at least once a month. The students seem to pick up on the game faster when I include the expansion (I'll never teach the game without it again), and just last night the person who crossed the finish line came in third, because someone else leveraged the crew in their ship extremely well.

[@audioweasel6997]

Honest truth: I'm selling my XWing stuff too, but I'm keeping my Armada stuff. XWing has gotten tto the point where the FAQ is longer than the rulebook, and there are too many releases per year. I feel that Armada is a much better watched game by the OP gods.

[@jamescameron1337]

Have to agree with Adam French -- Descent and Battlestar Galactica, among others on the list, may be fading somewhat, but they're not 'turkeys'. A turkey is an out and out loser. A great video nonetheless, but I think the title is misleading.

[@scarrow]

For me Battlestar Galactica has no effective replacement. There are games that offer one aspect or another (blind bidding with a possible traitor, cooperative gameplay, deduction), but Battlestar Galactica combines all of these, and is a good choice for an epic gaming night where you don't mind blocking out the time for a single title. I sorely wish it was still in print or ever likely to be in print again.

[@KissellMissile]

I agree there is no replacement, but I also don't want to play it anymore. I'm hoping someday a viable replacement comes along. I think my biggest complaint is that being a Cylon is really not that interesting once you are revealed.

[@thediceodyssey4690]

Zee's number 9........ was creepily entertaining........

[@geoffreydevereaux3272]

I havent played Nexus Ops, but would Cry Havoc be a good replacement game?

[@Ron_Preisach]

How many Konieczka games are on this list? Holy crap!

[@pietrorasputin52]

I still own Marvel Heroes and I strongly disagree with their assessment of the game. I still play it too this day and love the theme and the fact that it's a strategy be board game with marvel heroes! I think it's well designed and will offer up hours of enjoyment for any marvel fan who gives it honest chance with an open mind. Marvel Heroes is still a fantastic game!

[@johchadow]

Star Trek Panic is my favorite of the Panic games. I still own it. :-)

[@g8kpr3000]

I don't have any "panic" games, and I keep eyeing this one.

[@andrejespersen1363]

I agree on HeroQuest it was fantastic for its time but its just not worth the price tag it comes with these days. So many better games out there today.

[@kallanda]

Zee is hilarious!

[@TestyTesterson]

Hold on now - if you keep failing to get back to the ship in Deep Sea Adventure then I argue that you are playing wrong! You have to change up your strategy so that you DO get back to the ship. Come on now, you can do it.

[@ZakiJeppe]

My top 10: 1. Star Wars: The Card Game 2. A Touch of Evil 3. Dominion 4. Mage Wars 5. Alien Frontiers 6. Dixit 7. Abyss 8. Lorenzo il Magnifico 9. Fury of Dracula 10. Lords of Waterdeep

[@mattielee6466]

For games I've played from this list I'll agree that Jamaica, X-Wing, Descent and Cash and Guns are all games that have fallen off a bit. I still love Nexus Ops and Machi Koro, which completely killed off Catan for me. But my number one game that I consider a turkey is Smash Up. I went from loving it to tolerating it, and now I'd prefer to never play it again.

[@wroot_lt]

+1 on Port Royal. Although i was never very into this game.

[@StefanLopuszanski]

29:34 : I've actually been working on a prototype of a streamlined version of BSG that is shorter and has a different theme... Let's hope my prototype works out.

[@TechnoGolem]

I wouldn't use the term Turkey to describe games you lost interest in but... Sentinels of the Multiverse - The more characters they added, the more complex they tried to make them. The game just turned into a massive headache trying to keep track of everything. Even worse, some heroes need to have several cards in play to do much of anything. There are plenty of boss/environment cards that would destroy your cards. Lost count of how many times I played more complex characters that basically sat there and took damage all game because they couldn't do anything.

[@non-alphagamer3618]

Like Sam, I also have a turkey that is my alternative to Apples To Apples. It's Staring At The Walls For A While. The second edition didn't add anything to it. I'm done with it. Not to say I will never play it again, but I doubt it.

[@headphonecatty]

Love Letter, The Builders: Antiquity, and Elder Sign. Not really in any order

[@time-zero]

Top 10 Illustrators !

[@sanemalk9957]

Curse you, Sam Healey! I've been torn between getting either Kingsburg or Alien Frontiers for some time. I was initially leaning towards Alien Frontiers but now I'm swinging towards Kingsburg. I personally don't mind longer games but anything too long doesn't go over well with certain people in my gaming group. Now I'm afraid Alien Frontiers might stretch out too long for them to keep any interest in it.

[@KabukiKid]

Alien Frontiers is like an hour long game. No idea how that is too long. It always feels to move quickly in our group, at least. A favorite.

[@leandronc]

TIME Stories is number 1 in all these lists, because nobody can't play that game over 3 or 4 times.

[@missitheachievementhuntres560]

Valeria card kingdom beats machi Koro. I got both in my collection but valeria card kingdom is so much better ^^

[@mkitten13]

Played Machi Koro once and yeah it's okay, but has nothing on Valeria: Card Kingdoms in my opinion.

[@DigitalMase]

I found Carmen San Diego!

[@TheProteanGeek]

Not a fan of turkey but I love chicken. I can't agree with Sam that they are practically the same.

[@thediceodyssey4690]

Machi Koro has become one of my most disliked games....and I absolutely used to love this game....but the flaws just started showing themselves after several games. Man someone on this list was soooooo right about this.

[@g8kpr3000]

I'll only play with my kids and keep it under 4 players.... Once played with 6 players, and my god, it was a slog. 2 or 3 players, I'll play if asked, but I'll never suggest it.

[@professormayhem3080]

Good squeaker, Sam

[@andypandy4640]

Regarding Sam's choice of Mysterium, he said he was 'no longer comfortable with the theme', is this because it's set at a séance and deals with the supernatural? If he did mean that, does that not make it a little difficult for him to objectively review any game with a similar theme? Just curious...

[@JeramyWare]

Andy Solts I don't feel like they make a huge attempt to be particularly objective in their reviews. Like most reviews it's a lot of opinion, and I think they are very good about saying when they don't like something simply because of their opinion based on the subject matter.

[@tonkabeanicecream5698]

There is plenty of other revewers to review those themed games.

[@CptRoboto]

No one objectivity reviews anything ever. Not possible.

[@KissellMissile]

I think they do a good job of being as objective as possible--saying a game is good mechanically, but not something they enjoyed for various reasons. I think the DT comes as close to being objective as possible in an endeavor like this.

[@HeadCannonPrime]

Honestly I don't like Sam's reviews because of his religious bias. It creeps up WAY too often when reviewing games. And honestly I find his brand of christianity borderline extremist. There are plenty of other reviewers that seem to be able to separate their religion from their job, and don't feel the need to remind the viewer of their religious preference so often.

[@hypnoticsorin8016]

Simple for me has to be: Love letter Sheriff of Nottingham Celestia Splendor Legendary: Marvel Legends of Andor Ca$h 'n' Guns

[@WWEisnotPunkrock]

Heroquest is the best game ever!

[@RGcrasyRG]

A lot of cows died in this episode about turkeys... :)

[@RGcrasyRG]

Tom's #5 is SO relatable!

[@giannisc.5254]

No, there are no other games that do what BSG does. Dead of Winter is very good but the traitor aspect is soooo much weaker than BSG's. BSG is god tier in this aspect. Such an incredible game ! I am definitely biased as it's my No 1 bg, but come on !

[@corrado8955]

Dead of Winter is just much less interesting than BSG. The crossroads system is really great, but it only really triggers only a couple of times a game. The rest of the game is a pretty boring "draw cards from a deck" game. BSG is worth the extra time investment for the tension and excitement it bring throughout. Your turns actually feel meaningful and the inevitable betrayals can often be shocking. Dead of Winter has just never brought that level of excitement in the half a dozen plays I have played.

[@andrewsmith144]

ahhhhhhhh... a little trump hand!

[@petec3250]

37:29 - rant begins here. LOL. Some people need to learn a little self control! Maybe it can be called a social activity as much as a game. It shows how inherently greedy we can be. I think it's fun to introduce new people to this game and watch them get greedy and die. Then they immediately want to play it again. After the second time through, it's time to play a different game. But isn't that what a filler game is supposed to be anywayz?

[@gamera2351]

So will be getting the Top 10 Kangaroos soon? 😉

[@jwsmithyou]

haha love you guys!!!!!

[@ToxDrawace]

The best thing about Hero Quest is that it's on this list!

[@josiahkendall4492]

This is a great comment.

[@joshfrench5858]

Nice

[@adamfrench1914]

i think this list title might be mis-named - a turkey is something that was a bomb or a failure - unsuccessful. If it is a game you used to like and now just won't play as much - i don't think that qualifies as a turkey

[@antscymru]

This is what I was thinking.

[@Yesbryn]

Agreed a Turkey is a flop. Waterworld with Kevein Costner was a Turkey.

[@ryusorata]

They used a name to describe the top10 a good name i think. Better than "top 10 games that we used to enjoy a lot but nowadays not that much" so "top 10 turkeys" is clearly way better

[@Yesbryn]

Fading, shallow, diminishing, off the boil. You present it like a mouthful is the only other option.

[@DrHamishLove]

Agreed. What I expected when I saw the title, and what they actually changed the definition of Turkey to mean for their lists, was very very different. Top 10 Games That Faded. Top 10 Games I Broke Up With. Ha

[@brockh4422]

After rewatching BSG recently, it's amazing how close the board game is to the show. It's just so good.

[@whitleypedia]

Zee is right about the Battlestar property not being hot because of the shows absence

[@flex2themax]

+1 for Zee's singing

[@bricelory9534]

For me Smash Up is a Turkey in this usage. I enjoyed it the first few games I played, bought an expansion and almost immediately lost interest in bringing it out again. I think I have gotten over the gag of Zombie Jedi or Robot Ninjas, etc. Ultimately it is a good game, and I would not be upset to play it. I just am not looking to. I don't particularly get a craving to play it like I do others.

[@bigtsmadhouse]

I've always loved Dice Tower and especially the top 10's (gotta love the long form camaraderie, but man over the years you guys just keep getting better. An absolute joy to watch this.

[@ElanDivan]

What a weird definition of what a boardgame turkey is. Films, teater plays or books that are defined as a turkey are a failure or unsuccessful. Whether they are competently made or not like "The Room" og last years "The Mummy". The only example that I'm able to come up with now is Seafall. It had everything going for it but just tanked, next to its expectation.

[@KabukiKid]

Yeah, it is a pretty odd usage of "turkey," but it is what Tom has used for ages now. It used to be something he and Joe Steadman would do on the Dice Tower podcast. They had a segment where they talked about their "turkeys," which were games that have fallen in their eyes over time for whatever reason. They also would talk about their "kangaroos," which meant a game that was initially not liked or seen as so-so and then "jumped forward" and became a well loved game. heh Yeah, Tom is a nut. ;-)

[@jukka-pekkatuominen4540]

I never listened to any of the podcasts (or any podcasts actually) so I didn't know any of this. Thank you for the explanation.

[@mgk2020]

Tom's definition is the same one with which I'm familiar.

[@RossMyers89]

The biggest drop for me is Splendor. It's a good game, but my group wanted to play it so much that I got burned out. I ended up donating my copy.

[@stevepruneau6561]

Splendor was one of the games in my collection that I just got recently, just before they announced Century Spice Road. To be honest, it's on my to-buy list and I haven't played it yet, but they say it is the Splendor successor :D

[@AhJong0]

I’d be curious how many players Zee has been playing Deep Sea with. I’ve played a few games that have gone the way he’s said, but they tend to be with players the first time they encounter it. I’ve enjoyed it, though I think it’s like Love Letter where it’s a tiny game that plays best with a local meta.

[@sethhale235]

Tom, you need to do the Tzolk'in re-try just in case before you do the games you like better list you mentioned at the end.

[@rontalkstabletop]

Wrath of Ashardalon, Love Letter, Munchkin, Tiny Epic Galaxies, 7 Wonders, Catan, Marvel Legendary, and Boss Monster.

[@CapriciousIntent]

Ron Frazier Oh god, Boss Monster! I played it a few times over the course of a couple, bought everything for it, then I realized a few months ago, "I kind of actively hate this game." Marvel Legendary is still amazing though. It's been my number one for years and it's not moving anytime soon.

[@cwhooks]

I 2nd top 10 dead horses....

[@mrsuitcase9799]

Battlestar Galactica?! Tom. Tom. You're obviously a cylon.

[@foyoGames]

Justin Swaine toaster head lookin boy

[@olafbuddenberg4787]

Tom is right about BSG. Never understood the hype anyway.

[@ChristianAdventureGamer]

I think the Descent journeys in the Dark is still a great game, because there is no other game like it specifically. The story, the xp system, the over lord cards, and the monster to hero racio. It takes less time to play them Does and Sorcery, less learning curve, and it isn't overly complex.

[@supersamuraisunday685]

Mini hands down, my top Turkey game was Shadowrun Crossfire for the reasons Zee mentioned. It went from a 9 rating to being sold.

[@OmegaDestroyer99]

That's how I feel about Dragonfire, despite Zee's assurance it is better (it's not).