Rating: 4.3/5
Killer Review
Killer is the party game that turns your pals into suspicious weirdos. Easy rules, loads of laughs, and every round feels different—just hope your grandma isn’t secretly the killer. She’s surprisingly good at it.
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Rating: 4.5/5
Terra Nova Review
Terra Nova brings sharp strategy, clever blocking, and just enough variety to keep things spicy. It’s easy to learn and perfect for groups who hate losing to dumb luck. Grab some friends, get competitive, and watch the friendships wobble!
Rating: 3.8/5
King of New York Review
King of New York is wild, loud, and loaded with flashy monster fights. If you like dice and unpredictable chaos, it's a blast. But if you prefer deep strategy, you might want to look elsewhere for your city-smashing fix!
Rating: 4.3/5
New Haven Review
New Haven had us trading tiles, blocking pals, and arguing over forests like we're city planners with a grudge. If you want strategy with a hint of chaos, pack your builder’s hat. Just don’t wear it at the table.
Rating: 4/5
Rainbow Review
Rainbow is bursting with gorgeus colors and quick turns, but watch out—luck can trip up your best plans. Still, it's a fun, light choice for families who don't mind a bit of chaos and laughter.
Rating: 4.5/5
Stack Review
Stack is all about quick moves, steady hands, and a dash of harmless smack talk. You’ll laugh, maybe cry (when your stack tumbles), but you won’t get bored. A top pick for friendly chaos nights!
Rating: 4.3/5
Stacked Review
Stacked had me sweating over every block. One wrong move and my tower looked like my life—wobbly! It’s quick, silly, and rewards smart play, though the tiny rule card made me feel like a giant.
Rating: 3.3/5
Maze Review
Maze got my group shouting, laughing, and glaring suspiciously at Kevin (again). It’s quick to setup, fun to play, but luck sometimes throws you a curveball. Still, I’d play again—just maybe without Kevin’s "creative interpretations".
Rating: 4.3/5
Gaslight Review
Gaslight turns a cozy night into a Victorian standoff, with my friends accusing each other over tea and biscuits. Expect laughs, suspicious glances, and the occasional dramatic gasp as you try to outwit your sneaky opponents.
Rating: 4/5
Venice Review
Venice lets you steer gondolas, dodge scandals, and scheme your way to the top. It's fast and clever, though the luck makes me twitchy. Still, for fans of sneaky strategy, it's a real splash.