Bill Eberle

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Arrakis: Dawn of the Fremen
2–4 players
60–90 min

$58.95 CAD

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Cosmic Encounter
3–5 players
60–120 min

$79.95 CAD
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Cosmic Encounter (42nd Anniversary Edition)
3–5 players
60–120 min

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$74.95 CAD
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Cosmic Encounter Duel
2 players
30 min

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$47.95 CAD
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Decipher
2–4 players
30 min

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Gale Force Nine
Dune
2–6 players
60–180 min

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Dune: A Game of Conquest and Diplomacy
2–4 players
20–60 min

$46.95 CAD
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Dune: CHOAM & Richese
3–6 players
120 min

$24.95 CAD

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Dune: Ixians & Tleilaxu
2–6 players
0 min

$11.95 CAD ~~$24.95 CAD~~
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Game of Thrones: The Iron Throne
3–5 players
30–60 min

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$56.94 CAD
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Gearworld: The Borderlands
2–4 players
60–120 min

$45.95 CAD
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Hoax (second edition)
3–6 players
10–20 min

$14.44 CAD
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Rex: Final Days of an Empire
3–6 players
120–180 min

$63.74 CAD
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Love letter remains a fun, easy game

Got this new version and played it with a few people that aren’t into heavy games. They really enjoyed it!

excellent

Same great classic game, substandard component design

I miss the older production design that uses a hard plastic board with slots and stackable cones that fit into those slots. This new production uses a soft rollable mat and blocky wooden pieces and I found it more finicky than I expected. The pieces are easily bumped out of place on the board and the stacked blocks aren't as stable as stacked cones. The mat does roll up to save some space but the game box is inefficiently 80% the same size as the original production with the hard plastic board. One day I may make a homemade version in my basement out of wood and other bits. Until then I'll still have fun with the whole family when we play.

It’s a pretty good game, straight to the point. It’s fairly simple, setup and teach for first time in under 10 minutes for all ages and skill levels. It plays a lot of players and is fast enough you’ll get a second game in. It’s fun and quirky like it promises to be, watching a hot dog turn around and fall over is hilarious.

The game is very linear and simple though, and the cards having little variety to them certainly makes the game feel a bit repetitive. Especially because you know almost all of the cards of devolves very quickly into the right drafting position having a ton of power.

It’s still a recommend from me if you’re looking for a fun party game that’s a little outside the beaten path. It’s like if you took Ready Set Bet and made it more wacky, which for a party game is a good thing.

Kill yourself laughing

Easy to learn fast playing card bluffing game. Great at 4 player .feels a little bizarre roaring with laughter while characters are dying. Highly recommend for the drinking crowd

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