Reiner Knizia

While the game is probably enjoyable for young children and their parents, it has no appeal for anyone else as it arguably isn’t even a game.

The Simpsons Slam Dunk is a simple fun little speed card game that is deeper than most games in the genre even if it also relies on a lot of luck.

Lost Cities does have an issue with its reliance on luck, but it is a simple game that anyone can enjoy that has more strategy than you would initially expect.

Black Sheep is a really interesting twist on Poker that can be fun for the whole family even if it relies heavily on luck at times.

Despite its reliance on luck and its low amount of scoring, FITS is a great abstract tile placement game and possibly the best board game adaptation of Tetris ever made.

Medici vs Strozzi has some fun interesting mechanics but can become a little mechanical and dull at times.

Sudoku The Card Game does a solid job turning the puzzle into a multiplayer card game but ends up relying too much on luck to be anything more than an average game.

While not Reiner Knizia’s greatest game, Dead Man’s Treasure is an interesting and fun light bidding game.

While the game relies on guessing what cards the other players are going to go after, Money is still a very good game which blends accessibility with quite a bit of strategy.

While the game is not perfect, Winner’s Circle is reminiscent of most Reiner Knizia games by being accessible while also having quite a bit of strategy.