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Im making a very similar game and since i dont know how to code, i rely on physical play. I made sliders to use for stats, so i dont have to keep track of numbers mentally or have to write down on a piece of paper or use my phone. Also another thing im implementing is dice and type effects, the type effects are very similar to pokemon. Instead of winning locations your doing damage to other players in pvp mode. In PVE its much like slay the spire. Where Marvel snap comes to play is each character has its niche effects and Locations that change how you should approach each game comes to effect. Also its alot like Marvel Snap since you get increasing energy each turn. Some locations though are boosts to cards with that type. Since the game is based off an original series im writing, the game takes place in Hell, so youre fighting a bunch of Gods, Demons, Monsters, Aliens etc etc. Since its my game i can even put characters and colabs that i want since i dont have to worry about copyright 😁

My gateway games that always do well. Valiant wars (Deckbuilding with a blackjack mechanic), sheriff of Nottingham, and potion explosion.

This was an exceptional review and the format was really enjoyable. I liked the analysis and comparison between other similar games. Great job 👍

Woow this ia great! Im currently designing a snap like board game and this is super useful At the moment I was testing playing with the cards from snap but with the win condition being different, instead of winning 2 out of the 3 locations in turn 6, you get points for winning specific locations every turn (its random for every match, but following a specific structure) It losses on the bluffing aspect, since a player can have a lead, but... Is not like I have figured out a way of beating something that is not money so It doesn't have the snap either

I knew of these games, but your analysis was very well done and made this video worth the watch! Here are a few things you may like to know…. Air, Land and Sea has a sequel called spies, lies and supplies with three different lanes tied to three different sets of cards, which can be mixed and matched for more replayability and you can combine both for a 5 lane battler. Guardians from plaid hat games is another shuffle builder that you may enjoy a lot, though it also draws inspiration from overwatch. Smash up is very much the progenitor of this genre of games and I feel it goes sadly very uncredited. It predates the other games by a long time. I was a bit disappointed that in his pannel on the making of Marvel snap Ben Brodes briefly mentioned it a single time, as without Smash up compile, marvel snap, air land and sea and many other games would not exist!

I’m honestly disappointed this isn’t already a physical card game

I really enjoyed this vlog and also love games with my 3 year old son, especially as an alternative to TV! we haven't played any of your suggested games yet! We currently zingo, spot it & clack! Thanks for the tips.

When I feel like playing Compile. Playing Air, Land and Sea first is a great warm up game to get your brain into that battle mode. Playing all 3 games just gets better and better as you get more familiar with the cards and their mechanics. The strategies and combo plays become insane to witness and very fulfilling, regardless if it's you who plays them or your mates- which you just have to give it to them an say GG.

Great video. One note on The Crew...I understand your thought of a cooperative game being something that might appeal to non-gamers, and I think, in general, you're probably right. But the Crew doesn't allow your fellow players to help you... which means that if you make a mistake, you're letting everybody down, which can be really intimidating to new gamers

Very fun, love the analysis and the wife's input.

Honored to have been watched for data! I think I gave some weirder picks for mine on purpose! This is a great video. Love this approach.

Just One and Codenames work well for nongamers because they are more group social activities than a games.

Great list.

I enjoy heavier games but am always keeping an eye out for games I can share with less experienced gamers. I have a well-rounded collection at this point. Also, Codenames is my favorite game; the GOAT. I find that King of Tokyo can be a little light for experienced gamers; however, with the Power-Up expansion it's great.

3 family/gateway games you may want to try is Fresco, Stone Age and Dice Town. Easy Peasy and Unique. Of course there are many, but i teach Newbies new games at my board gaming group and these 3 never fail. Good luck on your journey.

This is a new approach to reviews: data heavy but with a clear human element. I’m a heavy trick-taking gamer and while The Crew and Nokusu Dice really scratches that itch, it’s wise to start off new gamers with Skull King and Potato Man first so they get the ideas and basic skills needed. And sometimes a certain game and mechanic may never have the chance to appeal. I’m like that with TtR. Thanks for the video!

Cascadia is my favorite game right now. I think that is easy to learn, but there is a bit more to it in figuring out what to draft and where to place everything. Azul, which appears just out of the top 10 on your graph, is my number 2 game. Just One is a great filler or something to start the evening. I agree that The Crew might not work for someone that has never played a trick taking game. Took a bit for my girlfriend to figure it out. Haven't gone back to it in a while. Codenames I've only played at two, I think, and also played Codenames Duet. It can be a struggle to come up with clues that can get more than 1 word without risking the assassin. Some other good gateway games - For Sale, No Thanks, Super Mega Lucky Box, and Point Salad.

Her hand writing is beautiful.

Great video! My top 3 games from this list are Cascadia, Codenames and Scout.

Nice video. It's another proof how different persons like different games and relying in a top 10 doesn't guarantee success when introducing a game to someone. It's like music, food, books, etc. Anyway, I've read that there's no game to please everyone, but with so many games at least one will be enjoyable for a specific individual.

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this video is exactly what I'm looking for! ❤❤❤

Amazing vid

Great video 🎉 - Id definitely pop in dragonimo and sleeping queens as two of the best games for 4 year olds (and above) depending on their abilities in case a follow-up vid will happen annually…😅👍

Great content man! Instant subs! Keep on the good work. Thanks so much

Whist is great

Considering buying Kluster and Pancake Pile-up. Cheers!

How did you calculate the overall rankings?

Was thinking of making a video like this. Bit I would never be able to match your production, and I am not native english. Still you only have 600+ views. I tought the audiance for this kind of content would be bigger.

This is a cool idea for a video! I'm shocked you didn't include ThinkerThemer, though.

Dear Lord, seeing all those leftist board game, reviewers made me ill

1. Why are some content creators chosen? You left out some big ones, though you say “I looked at all the UA-camrs” with some caveat that doesn’t apply. Maybe these are the channels you prefer? So it’s kind of biased and not comprehensive, but that’s what your caveat should be. 2. I thought your video would be more data driven, but the majority of your video is just reusing clips from other channels - did you ask their permission? Is permission required? That should be addressed in your video. 3. I would recommend BGG to be included. Seems like a good second step.

UA-camrs are overrated. They’ll play a game twice and never again chasing the hotness. Shame on you

In my opinion some of the best games of 2023 are: Thunder Road Vendetta Dune Imperium Uprising Unmatched Adventures Tales to Amaze Pirates of Maracaibo World Wonders Forest Shuffle The Witcher Old World has to be the most boring, ultra slow and long, expensive game I have ever tried and already after the 2nd play we sold it, totally not worth the time and money.

Hey some compilations here! Neat idea! Liked and subbed!

This was great! Subscribed ! Would be great to see more games that worked well with Ethan as he ages. I also have a 2.5year old and constantly looking for games that work well with them

Thanks for putting this together 😊 I'm subscribed to most of them but it's hard to remember who liked what😅

I enjoyed your video. thanks

Games that we love too play over and over again in my group are framework, dragonkeepers, saint petersburg, its a wonderful world, rebuilding seatle, san juan, gizmos, space base, jump drive, stone age, lords of waterdeep, hadara, trails of tucana, splendor duel, scout, five tribes, ticket to ride, five tribes, parade and caesar's empire. I think these are great gateway games that are still enjoyalbe for most gamers that I know. Welcome to the hobby.

Hegemony: Lead Your Class to Victory was the best game if you ask me, but I also havn´t played all the mensioned games.

thank you for doing this

Love the new game suggestions and playing them with my friends. Always a hoot to see what people will do during a game of Charades XD Awesome video!!!

Awesome video man!! Very helpful. The fact that this is only your 2nd video and the quality of your content is this good- Can't wait for more!🤩♠♥♦♣

Just ordered a game based on your video … Kluster … thanks!

just saw this on bgg. Great video!

Awesome video! Really informative. You should do a video- What Can I play in the car? For family or friend road trips :)