Exploding Kittens: Curse You

This was a great addition to party game night in our household and we thoroughly enjoyed the unique economic layer to the game. This game got everyone involved and thinking about it after we were done playing it. Can’t wait to play it again!

The two player variant of Sell Me A Sasquatch tasks you with obtaining five tokens first by way of creating matching sets of creatures, while avoiding (and trying to trick or coerce the other player into getting) sets of red penalty cards.The artwork is cute, albeit simpler than is traditionally expected from EK games, with some cards having a rather small drawing of a character in the center of the card with plenty of white dead space around it.The gameplay is simple enough, which is both good and bad. It's easy to pickup and go for two players, but since the two player variant excludes the play mat and sasquatch play piece in exchange for a more simplified rule set, your mileage may vary when it comes to getting burnt out after a few rounds.Overall, Sell Me A Sasquatch is limited fun for those looking for a two player experience.

Super simple to learn and translates well across group sizes. The game is a relatively straight forward party game with some degree of bluffing and strategy. Runs quick and truly can work whether you have 2 people or a full table. Lot of fun and some solid ways to still screw over your friends while having fun. Just make sure you have a large enough terrarium to house the cryptids you purchase.

My family and I played this game over the weekend. Overall, we enjoyed the game. I will say that you have to be ok stealing from others and having your stuff stolen from you. Our kids were not prepared for that, so it made some actions a bit uncomfortable. Outside of those one-off issues on our side, we enjoyed the game.