Love this one. Managed to pick up the previous edition in the ~15 minutes it was available on BGG. Of all my weird trick-takers, this is the one that gets people most interested from the one-line pitch. Glad to see the 2p rules
this was really helpful thank you so much! i just got this game and i had worked out the general premise of it but this helped me get my head around the details
Loved the tutorial and went directly to Bezier at Spiel!22. Since I was just in time to get a copy I am replaying your review again. Just a pity that I did not see you both at Spiel! because I really wanted to say Hi.
Love this game. Putting in an order for an extra possibly to give as a gift to a fellow gamer but most likely as a backup in case the first one blows a circuit. Lol
Two months after ordering this game, it finally arrived on Saturday, but man was it worth the wait!! I absolutely love Cat in the Box, I'm sure my friends are sick of me constantly yapping about it, and I'm almost dragging total strangers in of the street, just to get another few games! What about a playthrough you guys? You could get a few of your friends over, invite me(!!!)... I'll fly across the Atlantic for a game, or play a two player game , which I've never seen yet.
Oh, I've set my eyes on that one - thanks for the great overview (as all your videos)! 😊✌️ And what a weird game - I really need to keep an eye on it since this could be something I'd like. 😅
Did you guys like the game? Would you recommend it for 2 players? Your two player suggestion for Cabo is one of my favorite games now. Thank you for what you do.
Hi! We don't publish our opinions on sponsored content, so sorry! However, the 2-P game will feel naturally different from higher player counts just due to the nature of trick-taking games in general. Thanks so much for watching and we're glad you are enjoying Cabo!
@@BeforeYouPlay totally understand and agree with not having an opinion on paid content. Respect. You guys are the best and I am so thrilled you took the first step going full time into content creation. You deserve every success! The hustle and dedication shows.
A super video explaining a super game! I haven't got mine just yet, but it's on order and I'm eagerly awaiting delivery. You guys did a superb job (as always) of explaining it, but I'm curious if you know did Sheldon Cooper have anything to do with the design of this game? 😂
I’ve been looking for this one for a while. So cool that you made this how to play video. I just don’t know how to get the game, as Bezier’s shop won’t ship where I live…
I can be sure that no player who loves both cats and board games can say no to this game. Especially cat-shaped trays for your player tokens are especially beautiful and cute, which can bring players a pleasant gaming experience.😆
hello, what happen if I cant place the token to experiment board?, for example if my 5 tokens are placed in player board and my 7 tokens are placed in the experiment board and I need 1 token to play the last trick, for 4 players
To clarify, what happens if you’re ineligible to play yellow and say Naveen leads yellow? Would you cause a paradox instantly or would you be allowed to/forced to play to some other color?
You're always allowed to play a different color, at the expense of never playing the lead color again. If you previously said you don't have yellow, then you just still don't have it. You only cause a paradox if none of your *numbers* can be played in colors you're still allowed to use
Wow! Finally a good explanation of 'trick taking'. I'm French and have no clue about this because we do not have a term this specific for it. A trick is only a magic card trick when it comes to cards in French. Only ever heard 'rounds', 'play your card' and such non-specific terms so this was helpful since this term gets thrown around but rarely shown what it actually means. You should definitely add a 'trick taking' tag to your video!
Apparently the words ''pli" and "levée" are used. Not French myself though, so not sure. The French Wikipedia's equivalent page to 'Trick-taking game' is 'Jeu de levées'.
This game was simultaneously good _and_ bad until I observed your video. 😼 I first saw this game on Taylor's Trick-Taking Table a while back. I'm excited that it's coming to the US! It really has a lot of twists (quantum entanglements?) to wrap your head around, but your tutorial made it seem manageable. Thanks!
Small addition to the 2 player rules about the three cards that get revealed to decide the blocked off green numbers: "If a duplicate number is revealed, placed an unused player token on both the green and yellow rows of that number. If all three cards are the same number, place an unused player token on the green, yellow, and blue rows of that number".
