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Senshi
15m - 20m
2 - 4 Players
Ages 14+
The primary goal of a set collection mechanic is to encourage a player to collect a set of items.
Set Collection
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Overexposed
Compact little abstract game of taking and placing coloured chips. The mechanics are simple (and completely devoid of any theme); you either take chips into your piles, take a chip into your hand, or play a chip from your hand into your scoring stacks. If you choose the scoring option though, everyone else gets to do the same with the same colour for free, so it becomes a game of positioning colours to try to benefit from others' turns as much as possible. The scoring is very Knizia-esque: any player with the least score in one colour is eliminated from the game at the end, and the remaining player with the single highest colour score is the winner. I.e. you the goal is to get some of every colour, but also the most of one. Enjoyable, but not essential.
LabRat002a
A small abstract game. The strategy is a little interesting, but not deep. And the theme is rather pasted on, but works abstractly. The chips look cheap.
dgardenhire
This is a completely underrated game! Very enjoyable as a short filler and brain warm-up for more complex games. I can’t believe this hasn’t been rated higher. I bought this as one of my first games last year when I began getting into board gaming. I then avoided it based on some very misleading, snobbish, and frankly effete reviews of “elite” board gamers. The game is clever, quick and fun.