I saw Floristry and immediately wanted to play it. Then I learned it needed an app, and I was skeptical. I prefer my board games to be, well, board games. I have a strict no phubbing rule at the table, but thankfully, this isn't a case of everyone staring at their phones. The phone stays between the players, the app does one very specific job, and then you get back to playing. I hate to admit it, but the app works. More importantly, it doesn't distract from the game. It creat

DNUP is new, the art and typography are top notch, the box is bright green, and it is durable. Sorry, newer games that come in a UNO style box. They don't last, and I hate having to 3D print replacements or shove new games into deck boxes. Playing DNUP made me think about three other games sitting on my shelf that scratch a very similar itch. So let's talk about them Card shedding games are pretty much what they sound like: you're trying to get rid of all the cards in your ha