Rating: 3.5/5
Titanic Review
Titanic is a wild ride of chaos and laughs. You’ll rush through sinking corridors, shout at your friends, and probably blame the iceberg for everything. Fun for parties, but don’t expect brain-burning strategy.
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Rating: 4/5
Halloween Review
Halloween delivers spooky fun and lively bluffing, wrapped in great artwork. Luck can spoil the party, but if you want a haunted game night, this’ll do the trick.
Rating: 4.3/5
Guardians Review
Guardians mixes superhero smackdowns with sharp strategy. We laughed, argued, and maybe threw a token or two, but every game felt fair. If you like thinking a bit while saving the world, this one’s a blast.
Rating: 3.3/5
Carnival Review
Carnival brings laughs, bright art, and a pinch of chaos to game night. Easy to learn, but luck often trumps strategy. Not for sour losers or folks who hate surprises!
Rating: 4/5
Politico Review
If your idea of fun is backstabbing friends while pretending to run the country, Politico delivers. Just be ready for a lot of bribery, laughter, and the occasional dramatic table-flip. Perfect for those who love chaos and clever deals.
Rating: 4/5
Brew Review
Brew’s got wild artwork, sneaky dice moves, and a dash of chaos. It’s charming, a bit unpredictable, and always ends with someone blaming the dice. Perfect for friendly rivalries and tea-fueled game nights.
Rating: 4/5
Aliens Review
Aliens oozes atmosphere, stuffing each round with tension and paranoia. It’s got gorgeous minis and tight rules, but a few dice rolls might just warp your plans. Still, it’s a blast, especially if you love dramatic showdowns!
Rating: 3.8/5
Faces Review
Faces is a laugh-out-loud party game where you match weird faces to even weirder prompts. It’s fast, simple, and packed with those "did you really pick that face?" moments. Perfect for light-hearted game nights, but not for strategy fans.
Rating: 4.5/5
Skyward Review
Skyward is clever, fast, and just sneaky enough to ruin your friendships. I love the card-splitting, and the art is a treat. Just know: strategy wins here, not luck. Bring your poker face—and maybe some snacks.
Rating: 3.8/5
Target Review
Target is fast, silly, and packed with surprise betrayals. It’s perfect for game night laughs, but if you crave deep strategy over chaos, you’ll want something else. I still bring it out when friends want pure fun.