
Tetris Review
Played Tetris with friends, and man, it's a blast! Simple yet addictive, it's a game night staple. Just wish luck wasn't such a big player in winning. Still, it's a solid 4 out of 5 stars.
These games focus on strategy rather than luck or a theme. They usually have minimalistic designs and rules, emphasizing skill and critical thinking. Examples include “Chess” and “Go” and “Stratego”.
Played Tetris with friends, and man, it's a blast! Simple yet addictive, it's a game night staple. Just wish luck wasn't such a big player in winning. Still, it's a solid 4 out of 5 stars.
Aquarius brings wild goal-swapping chaos in a quick, colorful card game. It’s a blast for casual play, but don’t expect deep strategy—luck rules here. Still, it’s a family favorite at my table for good reason.
Focus is all about clever moves, sneaky stack stealing, and eye-rolls when your friend blocks your plan. It’s pure skill with zero luck, but don’t expect any wild graphics—this is one for the brains, not the eyes.
Delta mixes strategy with just enough chaos to keep my friends from falling asleep. Quick setup, top-notch pieces, and plenty of chances to mess with opponents. If you hate luck-based games, you'll want to check this one out.
Shazamm! is a zany two-player duel full of wild spells, bluffing, and laughter. The art pops, but watch out for some confusing rules. Perfect for friends who enjoy chaos and a bit of wizardly nonsense!
Target is easy to pick up and keeps my friends laughing, even if luck sometimes rules the day. Quick setup, sturdy parts, but not for those craving heavy strategy. Best with snacks and a sense of humor.
From the very first turn, 'm' unleashed chaos and laughter on our table. With chunky tokens and surprise alliances, it’s a wild ride—just beware the luck swings if you’re the kind who flips tables over bad dice rolls.
Cats is a chaotic furball of luck and laughter. The artwork is adorable, but strategy takes a back seat—bring friends who love surprises, not sore losers. I had a blast, but expect meows and mayhem, not masterminding moves.
Connections is the sort of game that makes you say, "Aha!" or "Wait, that’s not a group!" Fast, clever, and perfect for anyone who loves shouting at their friends without real consequences.
Amazons is a clever game where my friends and I tried to outsmart each other for an hour. No dice, just pure tactics and the sweet taste of blocking someone’s last move. Seriously tense, but very fun.