
*Star Review
If you love wild moves, lucky breaks, and a bit of shouting, *star will keep your table buzzing. Just don’t come looking for deep strategy or you’ll be left scratching your head—and maybe flipping the board.
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If you love wild moves, lucky breaks, and a bit of shouting, *star will keep your table buzzing. Just don’t come looking for deep strategy or you’ll be left scratching your head—and maybe flipping the board.

Focus sucked me in with its twisty tactics and sneaky piece stacks. It’s all brains, no lucky dice rolls. Not for party animals, but perfect for folks who want a real duel of wits and planning. Solid stuff.

Delta packs smart choices, cool animal meeples, and plenty of laughs into every session. The balance feels just right, with almost no luck nonsense. That insert though—yikes! Still, it’s become a regular at our game nights.

Pizza brings spicy chaos to your table! We argued, traded, and (mildly) betrayed eachother. Pure party fun, not for serious strategists. If you’re hungry for laughter and wild swings, this is your slice. Just don’t expect to win with skill alone.

Shazamm! throws two wizards into a wild spell duel, where brains beat luck. With sly bluffing, tricky mana bets, and clever mind games, it’s perfect for frenemies. Just keep your mana—and your temper—under control!

Pirates! turns everyone into sneaky treasure hunters. Loud laughs, wild betrayals, and a bit too much luck. Great for parties, but don’t expect a fair fight—or to keep all your friends by the end!

Shazam is a blast for quick laughs and wild turns, but if you like strategy over chance, you might feel cursed! Still, it’s perfect for parties—just don’t bring your poker face.

Pirates had us shouting "Arrr!" and plotting backstabs over soggy chips. It’s tons of fun but the luck can make even the smartest pirate walk the plank. Still, I'd play again—just maybe with a bigger snack budget.

Museum dazzles with great art and theme, but luck can trip up your plans. It’s fast to learn and fun with friends, though sometimes it feels like the card gods want you to open a potato exhibit instead.

Goodwill packs clever trading and bluffing into a quick, chatty experience. Great for friends who love social games, but skip it if you hate negotiation or have trust issues from Monopoly.