ThinkFun Mystic Market Strategy Card Game - Exciting Fast Paced Game for Families and Gamers Review

My husband and I love games. We have a whole wall full of games. It might not be our absolute favorite, but we turn it off to play around fairly regularly. I like simple games that can be played in a short amount of time. He likes more complex ones. It's a decent combination of the two styles, probably leaning towards my style. It's not overly complicated, it's pretty short, but it has cool little sand bubbles in it (the man mixing up colors really confuses me. Not sure if that's the problem)…

My wife and I like this game very much. I already have a port that is a rotating market, but my wife likes it better because it's simpler. It has some "take it" elements and only one of the "Tonic Loot" potions is too powerful, so let's play without it. Overall a fun game although I've only played two games. The quality of the card is ok. They feel a little flimsy, but they work. All the symbols and artworks are very beautiful and easy to see the resource difference. game track; Which I think…

I was looking for a quick two player game that was as simple, fun and awesome as Jaipur. This one meets these requirements for a very reasonable price (less than $20) and allows and even plays very well with 4 players in less than 30 minutes! It's as much fun as it adds an addictive potions dynamic that constantly changes in value and cost, with a smart potions rotation meter your luck can change instantly for better or worse without knowing who ends up winning of cards that you can use to…

This is a fun game where you collect sets, sell cards and trade cards to earn points. The length of the games may vary depending on how you play. Play until all the cards in the deck are gone or until the player reaches a certain number of points first. Easy to teach, learn and play. There is a slight 'take it' element to this game, but it can be played in a friendly manner if the players are okay with it. This is not an evil game. It's actually very casual and simple. Players take turns…

Received and played this game today; felt the need to quickly write a review. For starters: Other games I really like are Jaipur, Wingspan, Everdell, Patchwork, Herbaceous, Truffle Shuffle, Isle of Cats, Calico, Karuba, Tiny Towns, Dreamwell, Trails of Tucana, and Parks. . So if you like any of these games, you might like this simple little game, just like me. I'll totally admit it: I bought this game because of the cute bottles, the low price ($20 at the time of this review) and the good…

We LOVE this game! I confess I only got it because I was intrigued by the potions bottle rack fake and wanted to see the quality of the materials firsthand, especially the price and wasn't sure about the game mechanics. It turns out to be loads of fun, easy to learn and teach, and fast to play! Ideal for playing on the coffee table after dinner as it takes up relatively little space. The art on the cards is great, the potion bottles are nice and feel good, the box is small and portable and…

I haven't gotten any feedback on this from the people I've given it to. I don't usually bother with a review, but thought it looked promising enough to be worth recommending (even seemingly invisible, but at least I get a chance to actually check it out, just don't play it) . I bought this as a Christmas present for a couple of boys aged 10-14. Not quite sure. When I buy gifts, I always buy games or books for children, always looking for educational opportunities. and considering this subject…

This game has a new mechanic that makes most people want to try it. The ingredient rack is very clever and without a doubt the highlight of the game. The same game without this device would not bring the same return. This is a very unique method of keeping prizes moving throughout the game and provides the strategic depth needed to keep the game interesting. corresponding values and prices. Therefore, you may have the plan to sell some goods and make a good profit until the player right in…