One of my first German games. A favorite filler. I received this as a Christmas present.

A great filler. Good geography teacher.

This game grew on me after a dozen plays. My wife even likes it.

Great components. Lot of dice rolling but some thinking too. We give fewer turns with a large number of players.

Carcassonne with action cards. There is more player interaction but the "take that" fell can turn some people off.

I love auction games. In most auction games you bid for tiles or cards that give you special powers. In Amun Re you bid for territory along the Nile. This territory comes with special powers. As with all auction games there is a learning curve (which territory is better, how much should I bid). Amum Re has lots of player interaction (the auction, the cards, the sacrafice).

The thief and sandstorm turned my wife off at first. But after she won our first game she admitted she enjoyed it.

This can be a challenging puzzle. Multi-Player games suffer from the going after a weak player.

I like the card drafting mechanics. The game plays fast, even with six. Best game of my most recent order.

Removing the tiles after scoring was the only problem my group had with this game. Near the end everyone had the hang of it. Players were surprised at the scoring combinations a cleaver player could come up with. Played it with and without the wind mill. I prefer without.

Cute, Reminds me of an old budget Science Fiction Movie.

A great game for non-gamers. I took this to a family event and it was played over 10 times.

This is a fun game to play if you are not too concerned about winning. Great party game with seven players.

A good time killer in the lines of Cosmic Wimpout, Fill or Bust, or Risk & Roll 2000. The game is small and travels well. It is overpriced at $9 but once you know the rules you can make your own game with a few six sided dice.

Easy to learn. Plays fast.

It's just a bucket!

It's offten difficult to tell who's winning.

A fast filler.

Easy to learn using this deck.

This quick easy to learn game plays well with two players as well as 5.

A good "take that" game.

Only 2 player games so far. Most of my games have lasted only 10 minutes. A Great filler.

My game group liked this one a lot.

Comes in a nice portable case which serves as the scoring rack for the 6 dice. A plastic double sided scoring tile is also included. Scores range from one point to 30 per round with game at 100 points.

The first time I saw this game it remined me of Can't Stop.

Watching Scott's video really helped with the rules. I enjoyed this with 4 players. I will have to play again. My rating may increase.

Great bits, reasonable price.

The card variation is great. The chips give this Yhatzee game a whole new dimension.

I recently found this games after it was lost for a decade. I remember enjoying it. It had lots of optional rules and scenarios.

One of my favorite multi-player games.

Love the Flair Cards

Didn't like the Lucres

Owned since 1988.

This game is hallarious. We don't even mind the "take that" feel because we were having so much fun.

Attractive dice, easy to teach, quick to play!

There are lots of choices in this game. I always seem to make a break for the 9th circle before I am ready.

Great parts but, not much control. It gets more random with more players but it's also more fun that way.

Plays quick. A great push your luck game.

Bought it cheap.

The fast play time and easy rules make this game a winner.

I received this as a birthday present. It was #1 on my want list.

Quicker that Monopoly with a very good theme. Cards allow for player interaction and can influence the dice roll. Money becomes almost useless near the end of the game. Landing on the right space is very important. Multiple turns of landing on the wrong space can be frustrating. The game comes with nice bits and a good track (board).

Played it with my wife once. She didn't like it and she won. Bad dice rolls did me in.

I love the different paths to victory. The auction and chained actions also are a great mechanic.

A great filler. It's easy to teach, fun to play and play's quickly.

Quick thinking and lightning reflexes needed. This game comes with enough cards (items) for several rounds. Try playing 2 or more rounds and keeping your collections from round to round.

We played this one till the cards wore out then bought a new one.

Great game for a family and great price too.

I like Risk & Roll slightly better.

Favorite of me and my friends. Easy to learn but relies on the luck of the deal.

This is a game that keeps returning to the game table. It plays well with a large group. My favorite racing game.

Needs to be played by experienced players.

Can be very competitive.

There are so many choices in this game. I find myself playing it different every time. I like the multi-use cards.

Lots of player interaction. Maybe too much.

A birthday present 7/18/08. A little confusing during the first game. Reminds me of Alhambra. Good two player game.

Lost Cities, Odin's Ravens and this game are a great set of 2 player games.

I bought two sets at a thrift store. I don't used the board but use the bands as an ice breaker at parties.

Played this until I got Warhammer Quest

At first I didn't like the idea of WWII figures fighting dragons, but this game handles it well. They could have printed skulls and shields on each die so you would not be passing the attack and defence dice back and forth.

Good Multiplayer

A good filler but you must remove at lease half the failure cards and play it with only 4 or 5 players or the game last too long.

A good filler game. The leader gets pounded in later rounds.

Rating based on 3 players. KoC is quick and easy to learn.

This is a great game to play with kids. Everyone is in the game until the last roll of the dice. Sure it is luck based but every child I've played with loves it. A good game for determining a prize winner at a birthday party. Plays with any number of people.

A kid's game but it's fun.

Great game for two players. Easy to learn and quick to play.

Great adptation of Lost Cities the card game. The rounds seem to end before you are ready.

Best CCG I have found so far.

Rated a little better than Treehouse. Plays better than I thought it would.

The bits of the game are great. There are many decisions to make in this game. Masons also contains a good catch-up mechanism. It plays quick and games are usually close.

The chest verson has just arrived. My first game last only 20 minutes. My son won. Looks like a game that I can pass down through generations. I would be interested to know how many were produced.

I love games with auctions, secret objectives, multiple way to score victory points, and different skill levels. This one does all of that. It was even easy to learn by watching the Scott Nicholson Video.

Good but I like Express better.

An easy quick game to learn and play. Teaches you a bit of history too.

Interesting game with a puzzle aspect.

This game encourages battles. It is impossible to win by watching your opponents battel it out. I like the combat system, economy, victory point system, short play time, Energize cards and special victory points. I don't like the pieces but that is just my opinion.

Easy to teach, tough decisions, travels well, plays fast, inexpensive. What more could you as for in a filler?

This can be unforgiving for a novice player. I really enjoy the tough choices this game forces you to make. You have to supply yourself with cubes, gold and avoid rats (in that order) to be successful.

humorous but very fun. A great multi player game but unbalance because beginning population is random.

Humorous but very fun. A great multi player game but unbalance because beginning population is random.

One of my three favorite 2 player games. Heave Ho and Lost Cities are my other favorites.

My biggest complaint about this game was the small size. Now that it has been released with a bigger board it is near perfect.

Quick and fun.

A game that is both fun and educational. Great family game.

Not as simple as it appears

It is difficult to learn the game but well worth it. Get someone to teach it to you if possible. I had the author answer my questions. The game plays quick and has multiple paths to victory. I have made the mistake of taking the wrong path when another one would have let me to victory.

I like this game slightly more that Easy Come Easy Go. A great dice rolling filler.

This game gets a high rating because I have yet to find a "non-gamer" who dosen't like it.

Once you get through the rules this is a fun game. It's my best Pirate game.

I like this more than Talisman. It is a little more complex than Talisman but you have more control on your turn.

I have the Quartile "Simply Fun" version. You can spend a lot of time on this game looking for good plays. I would suggest using a game timer to avoid analysis paralisys.

A good filler but I suggest discarding the extra cards face down.

If you are going to own a trivia game this may be the best one. The questions are ok, but the real value lies in the electronic buttons that record who "buzzed in first". Quizzard is good for team play. I like to host my own game show with 6 friends as contestants.

Easy to teach. Quick to play. I keep the pieces in a draw bag for traveling.

Ra is easy to learn and fast to play. There are few decisions to make on your turn but many different ways to score.

A dice game that plays faster than the board game.

This simple and quick game is a great filler. I continue to hear the calls "can we play another hand?"

Good Family Game.

This quick game is easy to teach.

Lots of Choices makes every game seem different.

Great tile rummy game.

Shorter that Talisman but still needs a few tweaks.

A good card game that can be chaotic at times. Best with three or four players

This and Boggle are my favorite word games.

This game in Games Quarterly Magazine. The expansion speeds up the end game.

My best Group game.

Rating based on varaint we play. I don't see how this can last the 90 minutes posted on the box.

Good game for a group of preteens and early teens.

This is similar to the Navel War Game I have but with more options. Cards are high quality and rules are multi-level

My game crew likes this one.

Fun with 4 to 6 players.

Adds a little more depth than settlers. The playing pieces look great but the booster clips keep breaking off my rockets. I do have the replacement clips now so this game will see more table time. We only play encounters if the black ball is on the bottom. Fewer encounter make the game faster and less random.

This was one of my first German games. It always gets pulled from my shelves when time is short. I love the theme. Keep those Star Bucks comming.

Easy to teach but difficult to master.

Reminds me of Zeus on the loose but has a better scoring system.

Great Family Game. There is a bit of strategy and some decision making. Should I build up my pirate's might, my officer's might, or try to collect enought gold to win? Should I hose players with the fortune cards I collect or collect items that give me bonuses?

Great game but a little long.

Better components that the original. New rules shorten the game to a more playable length.

Taluva plays well with any number of players. Great components and fast play makes this a good filler.

A great filler. The luck tiles are the key to winning.

Random but fun.

We love using poker chips with this game. My family enjoys playing with me. Only played with 3 so far.

Plays fast. Easy to learn. Great Family game.

Good gateway game.

This takes a couple of games to learn all the cards and make the best choices. Balance between extra dice and manipulators is the key.

This is a dungeon crawl race game.

A lite version of Blisters or Cosmic Wimpout. Easy to carry, easy to teach, fast to play. I keep mine in my back pack. $2.99 at Target.

Played with five players. We didn't know the rule about scoring imcomplete wonders but everyone enjoyed the game. Simple to play but deeper that it looks.

I rate this game high as a filler. It plays 2 to 6 and takes less that an hour. Great game to play while you are waiting for more guest to arrive.

Game price is reasonable. Good Gateway to the other Ice House games.

A good filler.

It takes a couple of plays to get the stratergy. Simple to teach and fast to play. A great gateway game.

There needs to me more player interaction.

There are many ways to victory. I am still trying to find the best one.

Not much control but very fun to play.

Rating based on the four card hand limit draw or pay house rule. WTDs is a great family game and makes a good filler. We played three times the first day I bought it.

My Best roll playing game. Not too long, good for one evening. The DM is optional!

Only played it with 2 players but seem like it would be more fun with 3 to 5 players.

My game group enjoyed this party game. We played with nine but would like to try it with more people. The Werewolves won both times we played and the games only lasted about 20 minutes.

Winner's Circle is a nice upgrade from Royal Turf.

I played a two player game. It seem like it would play better with more players. The game plays faster than the 120 minutes listed. It has both elements of stratergy and luck.

Rating based on 3 player games. May increase with more plays/players.

Any game that has multiple victory paths scores high with me. In Yspahan you have lots of choises. I love the innovative way the dice are used. Yspahan plays quick for the type of game it is. The game is easy to teach to beginners.

Based on a lot of luck. Game seems to end too quickly

Zeus on the loose is high on luck and fun but low on the skill. This game always gets lots of laughs.

I used the quick play rules to get such a high rating. It would be rated at a 4 with the original rules.

My family loves this game. The game plays quick.