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Smash City
30m
2 - 4 Players
Ages 14+
Dice rolling in a game can be used for many things, randomness being the most obvious. Dice can also be used as counters. The dice themselves can be unique and different sizes, shapes and colors to represent different things.
Dice Rolling
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stanmons
Aesthetics are ok but gameplay -wise overly fiddly with cards and powers and stuff. My 9 yr old got bored in first 5 minutes.
tadzi
Smash City really surprised the action (skill) games enthusiasts. Of course, it can be because of the processing - the game about monsters is really monstrous. And it suits her, because it is then linked to the experience of throwing dice and falling skyscrapers. But players must fight directly against enemy monsters to get the points they need. At the same time, they must fight off military threats in the hands of people. Smash City is an uncompromising entertainment and alternative to King of Tokyo, if it's too quiet and tactical for your taste. Full review: https://www.czechboardgamer.com/review-smash-city-a-city-made-for-monsters/
DeltaDemon
Would rate it higher if it weren't for several unforgivable problems: 1 - The price: Paid 24$ (CDN) on sale. The normal price is 36$. This should be a 15$ price tag. 2 - The box. This has several card board buildings that need to be assembled. Once assembled, they cannot be put back in the box. The game should have a box that fits assembled building. This is exasperated by the fact that it takes as long to assemble the game and set it up to play. 3 - The game board is unusable but still pretty important. It is made of magazine paper but it is not properly folded so that, unfolded, it pops up all over the place so badly that you can't place the buildings and counters on it. Again, not a problem that it is paper board. I've played plenty of games like that (Car Wars and others) but these were usable. If it had been folded properly (by machine), then it could have been unfolded easily and would lie flat (or at least mostly)...Not this. 4 - The game board is pretty much needed. Because the game board is unusable, I figured I could just setup the buildings in the same area (delineated by tape or something) but the buildings have a specific location on the board. Finally, in order to play it, I used a battle mat that I use for D&D. There's other solutions but this is highly inconvenient. 5 - The game board is ugly. If it took more than 5 minutes to design this thing, then it's too long. It's dark and ugly. It is so bad that it makes it difficult to play with it (in addition to all its other problems). 6 - The final sin is that the rule book is mediocre at best. Rules are so loose that house rules need to be used to fill in the gaps.