Hey folks! Ready for a card game that's all about strategy and a little bit of luck? In 'Hungry' (which has a bit of a medieval feel, reminiscent of 'Knights of Charlemagne'), we have fun with a pretty abstract setup that tests our hand management skills and ability to make the best plays. The goal is simple: rack up points by grabbing tiles that are identified by color or number. On each turn, you play a card that matches a tile (either by color or number) and then draw a new one to refill your hand. Sounds easy, right? But the trick is that, in the end, whoever has the most cards on a specific tile gets its points. It's a quick game, ideal for those who want something dynamic, but still requires good thinking. We play in teams, which adds an extra layer of fun and interaction, as communication (or lack thereof!) can be the deciding factor. With games that don't last more than 30 minutes and a very accessible complexity (weight 1.43), 'Hungry' is perfect for warming up a game night or for that quick match among friends. The set collection mechanic comes into play during scoring, and hand management is key to avoid getting stuck with useless cards. It's one of those games where you look and think 'just one more round!', because with each play, we feel we can optimize even further. If you enjoy card games with a strategic touch that don't tie you down for hours, this one is a great choice!