🚀 Dimension Oppenheim Portfolio: Unleash your Fast Paced Quick Thinking Abilities Review

This is a smart abstract strategy game. The components are very beautiful. I had some problems with the game, such as B. Points and some task cards, but overall the game is solid. I posted a review of the game that includes the setup and gameplay.

This is a really great, accessible game for many types of table players. I play it with my serious strategists as well as with friends who like simple parlor games. Everyone gets obsessed! I would like an electronic timer instead of the "minute glass". I use YouTube's 1 minute sound timer which adds a fun stress element to the game.

Without a doubt the best abstract game I have. Which says a lot as I like games like Hive, Ricochet Robots etc. The time element makes this game interesting and dynamic. Repeated games will help improve your score and you'll feel pretty smart by the end. We have established a house rule to award points to the first player to complete a mission before the timer runs out. FUN.

We bought it after playing it at a friend's house and my family loves playing it. There are five of us aged 8, 8, 13, 40 and 46. We all love it! When 8 year olds play, whoever thinks they are smarter than the other often gets stuck if they don't win, so it really is a game for everyone and everyone can play. The parts are solid and I can see we've been keeping this base game going for a long, long time!

Good game. Especially for children and adults who don't have a gray area. That everything is either black or white. A bit difficult for blind people. But after three training games we played like champions. In fact, we played with our 9 year old. old grandson. He was very pleased about that. My husband, who is blind, won, but we had to read him cards several times during each game. This is a really smart, fun game.

We love this game. It has been set up since its arrival, allowing us to easily play multiple games at any time. The game is well made and we look forward to many years of measurement! First we had to start without a timer. But now that the timer is running, the game is even more fun. Easy to teach. Easy to score. We even changed the rules and played with younger neighborhood kids. They took it like a fish in water. The winner is here!

An intense puzzle game that will have you touching your hand from time to time. "How could I not see that?!?" Very nice and funny for everyone. Only 4 players play (unless you had two sets) but there is a good selection. Sometimes the control charts contradict each other and it seems like there has to be a better way to handle the situation. Overall I really like it and the components are top notch. highlighted.

very cool puzzle game with time limit. Each round is unique, with different combinations of rules like "white and black must touch" or "don't put orange on a color". Building a full stack (11 balls) using all 6 rules can be quite difficult and sometimes literally impossible. Even works on its own, although it's mainly for practice and keeping high scores (which nobody else could test, ha!)

quick and easy to learn but challenging and competitive enough for families. I also think that some house rules would have made this game easier than intended for younger players. This is a game against the clock and I can see that it can inspire anxiety for some. Sometimes we play without a timer or with a longer timer to accommodate all abilities. This is a game where the balls are stacked in a pyramid according to some structural rules. My only downside is that on the rules cards, the player