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this is the video I look forward the most every year...Thanks for keep doing Gamenights! :)

I have taught Wingspan to three groups of older women who are only moderately conversant with board games and they have thoroughly enjoyed it. It is a great introduction to the idea of engine building, because the engines are so visible and you can see them work over and over again. It is interesting to me how the game has varied with the size of the group. With 2 or 3 players there was less interaction, but with five players, watching what other players were doing became more important - with the pink engine cards, the availability of different foods, the drafting of the cards, all taking more importance. And, the theme is amazing. We like it a lot.

Timestamps on the beginning of the discussions on the different games would have been super helpfull in these long video.s Having said that, great work!

Have to agree with Rusty on L.A.M.A. There is more there that can only be discovered with multiple plays. Great video everyone.

I agree with Linken that with these games the print shouldn't be so tiny. I love learning new games yet feel that I need to keep a magnifying glass beside me just in case.

Thanks for the discussion, always fun to hear your thoughts.

I love u guys so much! 5 years watching now. Big fan! I particularly love these discussions! Thanks for sharing ladies and gents!

I really enjoy watching you all talk about game and banter a bit. I'd watch a monthly/weekly show of games you've been playing

Were Words is a redo of Insider, which is a themeless app-less game but essentially the same. You might give that a shot if you can find it.

Thank you. Thank you. And again, thank you. Love and crave this video every year. You've created a true service to the hobby.

I love Just One. Weirdly I enjoy it more with fewer players. If you're playing with 7 or 8 players there's so many hints that even with a couple being cancelled the active player will usually have an easy time guessing the word. We often got 13 out of 13 with a larger group. Still a fun game but not challenging.

Lincoln: regarding lighting, your side of the table is noticeable less bright than the other side. Not sure if it is a camera or a lightning issue. Cheers.

You should really take the time to play all five cases of Detective. If you liked Case 1, you will get a blast continue through the remaining four cases. This has been my best gaming experience since Gloomhaven.

To the question, how do you play Just One with 3 people...the clue givers each write 2 clues in that version.

Just one will definitely win. This is the type of game that just works with so many different groups of people.

Wow, that was a good video. Pretty interesting thoughts and yeah, the main category is a mystery to me either. Thank you so much, guys!

I think Just One and Wingspan are both practically a "lock". I'm fine with that, though I love Feld and would be glad to see Carpe Diem win. I think the game that got a New York Times article, has repeatedly sold out, has rocketed into BGG top 50, etc, that looks as beautiful as Wingspan, with such a broadly appealing theme... I don't think it can lose. Definitely not to Carpe Diem or Detective! If Solenia had been nominated.... maybe.

I really don't like Werewolf, but I very much enjoy Werewords. It seems to play well with everyone. From grandmothers to heavy-gamers, I have literally never seen anyone not enjoy it. We don't play with all of those extra roles though.