Fika Review! (A cozy game about a cozy tradition)
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
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Today, we talk about Fika from 25th Century Games! This is based off of a Swedish custom that involves taking a coffee break to chat with friends and enjoy some simple comforts like coffee and pastries. The game has you playing as a cafe owner attempting to convince customers to visit your store during their Fika. There are just a few cards in this box, but there is much more than meets the eye here.
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This looks fun, i guess i should have had Missy grab a copy at Origins or Gen Con! Ill be keeping an eye out for it!
I believe it hits retail soon. This is a perfect fall game. Very cozy!
Glad to see your review! The BGG reviews have not been as favorable. I wish it came in a wallet version like Buttonshy games.
It's about expectations and know what kind of game it is and isn't. Folks who don't like interactive head to head puzzle games are not going to like this. If you go in expecting a light little card game, you will not have the right alignment and leave a bad review. This game hits much higher up in its weight class than other small box card games.
Thanks! We love these kind of 2 player mental puzzle battles. And while it's not as small as a Buttonshy game, it's still pretty portable. We took it to Starbucks the other day and it was great. :)
@@RyanandBethany I just ordered it so we’ll see how it goes!
I thought it was very cute that they used the swedish names for some of the cards. Like Kladdkaka (sticky cake/mud cake) or chokladbollar (chocolate balls). Think I better get this one, just simply because I'm a swede!
I assumed those were actual Swedish names, but it’s fun to hear that confirmed. It has now become one of my goals to travel and experience Fika as well as these tasty looking pastries. :)