Men At Work Board Game Review & Runthrough | Jenga Evolved!

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Men At Work
Designer Rita Modl
Artist Chris Quilliams
Publisher Pegasus Spiele, Pretzel Games
2-5 Players
Dexterity Board Game
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Men At Work is a dexterity style board game inspired by games such as JENGA, PICK UP STICKS and JUNK ART. In this game players are competing against each other to help contribute to a central construction site where players are placing different coloured beams, workers, bricks and girders. The materials that players place out are determined by a set of instruction cards with a plethora of different combinations. Players will need to view the game area from different perspectives and at a 3-Dimensional level to truly grapple the games' challenges.
If players can successfully place their pieces without dropping them or causing other pieces to topple over, then players will retain their safety certificates and remain a trusted contributer to the organisation. If players cause parts of the site to collapse, they will lost safety certificates and risk being eliminated from the game.
At about a quarter of the way through the game, the construction site boss appears. When she does, players who successfully place their piece in the highest position on their turn will receive a worker of the month award. If a player receives the required worker of the month awards then that player is declared the winner of the game.
There are multiple modes of gameplay including a cardboard crane that players can use to elevate the riskiness of the game.
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[@playnjoygames]

Great review!! It just came out in Hebrew so wanted to check it out. Really liked the end of your video! Thanks!

[@BoardGameSanctuary]

Thanks so much. Much love :)

[@tonybowers9490]

Thanks for sharing. You always do a great job on your videos and make them fun.

[@xoxososoe8308]

Can’t wait to get this game

[@lostmarble540]

I was never a big jenga fan, but this game looks interesting

[@trasher86]

Just found your channel and I really like your style of giving an overview of the game flow, and what you liked about it. And I absolutely love your funny intros and outros :D

[@BoardGameSanctuary]

Awww thanks so much! :D

[@YTEEsenior]

So reminds me of Japan’s Super Highway board game.

[@UnionParkPlumbing]

Much like Tokyo Highway, only this version is a bit easier to score

[@Chronix74]

dude, please don't start doing cringe comedy.