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The Crew: Quest for Planet Nine
Best for: Trick-taking fans, cooperative gamers, travel gaming
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Muneyuki Yokouchi · Bezier Games · 2022
A trick-taking game where cards have no suit — you declare the suit when you play each card, marking it on a shared board. Creating a paradox (declaring a suit/number combination that's already been claimed) knocks you out of the round. Schrödinger's Cat as a card game.
Players
2–5
Time
30 min
Ages
10+
Difficulty
Light
Cat in the Box is a trick-taking card game inspired by Schrödinger's cat. Cards have numbers but no colors. When you play a card, you declare its color, and you mark it on a shared grid.
Each number and color combination can only exist once. If you can't play a valid card, a paradox happens and the round ends badly for you. Before each round you bet how many tricks you'll win. It's a clever twist on classic trick-taking.
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About 30 minutes once everyone knows the rules.
It plays 2 to 5 players.
The publisher recommends ages 10 and up.
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Best for: Trick-taking fans, cooperative gamers, travel gaming
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Best for: Couples, trick-taking fans, two-player seekers
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