If your group is in a more competitive mindset when playing Monsters Seeking a Monsters (or at least aware that this is the expected mode for it) this game becomes an fantastic game theory sandbox of scheming, bluffing, truces and betrayals and has nothing to do with a popularity contest. It got really a bad treatment in this review, probably because the players didn't play along with the premise.
I think this is mechanically the strongest Jackbox game so far and I think it's a shame that people are turned off to.
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If your group is in a more competitive mindset when playing Monsters Seeking a Monsters (or at least aware that this is the expected mode for it) this game becomes an fantastic game theory sandbox of scheming, bluffing, truces and betrayals and has nothing to do with a popularity contest. It got really a bad treatment in this review, probably because the players didn't play along with the premise.
I think this is mechanically the strongest Jackbox game so far and I think it's a shame that people are turned off to.