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Wednesday, January 29, 2025

Monstrolicious, By Repos Production - REVIEW


Nature / Type:             Board game 

Rating:                        ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️    

Recommended age:     8 year-old ++ 

Who would love this:  Kids that enjoy delicious, monster-themed games with a hint of strategy 

Monstrolicious from Repos Production is a delightful mix of cute monsters and sweet treats, blending suspense, poker-style bluffing, and a large dash of honesty. Big thanks to VR Distribution for the copy!

Why I love ❤️ this game: 

(1) Tile-Placement Game With Selection Of Tempting Desserts

This is a tile-placement game where players strategize and place monsters in front of the most tempting desserts. The game includes two sets of 13 tiles (12 Monsters with value from 1 to 12 + 1 Trap card each), and a board with 10 dessert spaces that award different points. Players take turns drawing tiles and placing them on their side of the board, trying to outwit opponents by either claiming desserts or forcing them to reveal and compare tile values. The strongest monster claims the dessert, and the game ends when all tiles are played. The highest-scoring monster family wins the game. 

(2) Special Spaces With Advantages & Bonus Points

Special spaces like Lollipop, Donuts, and the Chocolate Fountain offer advantages like breaking ties, flipping opponent’s tiles, or gaining bonus points. The strategy comes in deciding where to place high-value tiles, whether to maximize points or control key dessert spaces, all while trying to deduce your opponent’s moves. 

(3) Faced-Down Playing Tiles - A Deduction Game

One of the standout features is the unique mechanic of playing tiles face down. Cards are only revealed when they clash with an opponent’s tile. When this happens, the defender’s card is revealed, and the attacker announces (honestly) whether their tile is higher or lower—without showing their own card. This adds a layer of deduction, as players must use visible cards and the outcomes of previous battles to infer what their opponent might have left, creating a tense and strategic guessing game. Use the “Trap” card wisely—it’s the perfect opportunity to discard your opponent’s monster and savor the sweet taste of revenge!

(4) High Quality Components & Whimsical Artwork

The game features high-quality components, including a durable tri-fold board. The whimsical monsters are charming and perfectly complement the dessert-themed artwork that instantly captivates kids with tempting treats like Croquembouche profiterole tower! The set also includes a cookie recipe, adding a sweet touch to the package.

# gifted in exchange for review 


Where to buy this: 

https://www.bigw.com.au/product/repos-production-monstrolicious-kids-family-tabletop-strategy-card-game-7y-/p/9900297422 (Australia) 

https://www.gameology.com.au/products/monstrolicious (Australia) 

https://www.gamesmen.com.au/monstrolicious-card-game (Australia) 


Enjoy the video! 

Tuesday, February 2, 2021

Concept Kids, by Repos Production


Nature/ Type:         Board Game 

Rating:                 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Recommended age: 4 year-old ++

Who would love this: Guessing game + animal lovers 

Concept Kids Animals by Repos Production - this is a spin-off children version of the award-winning Concept guessing board game. I didn’t expect much of this game when I first got it. After all, it’s just an ordinary game where a person names the unique features of an animal, and get the other players to guess the answer, so, nothing too special right? But little did I know, it became such a big and popular hit in this household, and we ended up having so much fun. 

Why I love ❤️ it: 

(1) Great Game For Really Young Kids: it’s a game for kids that have yet to learn how to read. Once they identify the features of the animals, they place a ring around the icon indicating the clue; Is it a tiger with spots, or a panda with black and white colours? It is an engaging game that can be played by the entire family with young kids. 

(2) Beautiful Illustrations of Animals

(3) Different Levels of Difficulty: the animal cards are grouped in two different levels of difficulty, and a separate category for mystical animals. So we can plan ahead depending on the players. 

(4) Educative Game- kids can ask questions and learn. 

I must say, I am impressed. Enjoy the video below for tips on how this game works.