Minecraft Card Game? can rely on a lot of luck at times, but it does a surprisingly good job adapting the video game’s gameplay into an accessible card game that fans and non-fans of the franchise can enjoy.
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Pass the Popcorn takes an interesting approach to your typical trivia game that will likely appeal to movie buffs, but at the end of the day doesn’t really differentiate itself all that much.
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Harry Potter UNO adds a couple interesting new cards to the original game, but doesn’t differentiate itself much from it.
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UNO Dice Game Roll & Write has very little to do with its namesake, but it succeeds at being a simple and fun little dice game.
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Chameleon Crunch has some elements that are likely to appeal to young children, but it offers nothing for older children and adults.
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Piranha Panic has a really interesting mechanic that showed a lot of potential, but there is unfortunately not much else to the game.
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Blokus 3D may be part of the Blokus franchise and share some things in common with other games in the franchise, but by adding the third dimension it creates its own unique game that fans of abstract strategy games should enjoy.
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UNO Attack! may add quite a bit more luck to the original game, but it maintains the elements that make UNO enjoyable while adding in some fun new twists as well.
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Blokus Trigon doesn’t drastically differentiate itself from the original Blokus, but it maintains the simplicity and fun of the original game.
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UNO Rummy-Up owes a lot to Rummikub as it is basically the same game with an UNO twist making it one of if not the best UNO spinoff game ever made.
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