Awkward Guests (a better Clue game)

If you like Clue, you should like Awkward Guests!

It plays longer with more people. With fewer people it misses the choice of who to trade with (so 3 players might be best). However, a 2 player game avoids the chance to keep getting the same cards over again because cards exchanged are then discarded. Solo mode is also quite good!

=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Website
=> Kickstarter
=> Rulebook 10 Awkward Guests
=> Len’s 1 page Rule Summary v2
=> Keeping Track Of Turns and Actions

=> Official Clue Tracking Sheet

=> A written review of the game

=> Video Playlist

How to Play with Review:

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Earth Rising

Note: be careful watching videos about this game because some are referencing the original edition which was never published … it was cancelled and relaunched as a new updated edition which is now referred to as “First Edition”.

I made a video UNBOXING my game for Earth Day 2023:

=> BoardGameGeek
=> Kickstarter
=> Rules 1st Edition
=> Information booklet Earth Rising
=> Rule Summary 1pg
=> Len’s Rule Summary v2 (3pg PDF)

=> Video Playlist

=> Educational Resources (an excellent extensive list)

Interesting written review of the game:
=> Earth Rising Preview

Excellent Review:

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Railroad Ink Challenge

This is a roll the dice and write on your personal map game that can be played by any number of players – just print a map for each player and all players share the same dice roll for each round (excellent for play by video chat such as with Zoom or Google Meet).

There are two different base games – GREEN and YELLOW. Both have exactly the same base game but with different special “expansion” dice (which I have never used yet).

=> GREEN edition (Board Game Geek)
=> YELLOW edition (Board Game Geek)
=> Kickstarter
=> Rule Book
=> Print your own board=> Print N Play board

=> Video Playlist

Overview Explanation of the base game – she includes the GOAL CARDS, but they are not needed to play the game, and the game can be more fun without them (less thinking) Note that even experts make mistakes – she missed one error in her example of scoring a final game:

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