This game is great, it's portable, pretty quick to learn (but takes ages to master) and it's cooperative, so you have to work as a team to get as many cards down as possible. The game involves a lot of memory and logic.
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This game is great, it's portable, pretty quick to learn (but takes ages to master) and it's cooperative, so you have to work as a team to get as many cards down as possible. The game involves a lot of memory and logic.
i brought this around to 3 different homes aswell as board game groups and soo far everyone loved it, it was different, nice co-op feel while at the same time using some brain and memory to decide what to do. loved the wild cards which can be used in different ways. and you can make the difficulty harder depending on how much table chatting etc is allowed.
I have been playing games for 10+ years and this game is my go to for a fun 45m game that beginners and experienced players can enjoy.
This game is exceptionally difficult to play. The rules are simple to understand, but the execution of the rules seems flawed. To be played with a patient group of people, and with others who can understand and interpret the clues you give them correctly.
An intriguing and innovative card game. Race against the clock to build a dazzling fireworks finale! Trouble is, you can see the cards that everyone holds…except your own. Working together, you must give and receive vital information in order to play your cards in the proper launch sequence. Build and light each firework correctly to win the game and avoid a fizzling fiasco! Game design by famed 7 Wonders designer, Antoine Bauza.
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