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Our Verdict
A vibrant and fast roll-and-write for luck-manipulation lovers!
Highlights
- Dynamic and addictive
- Easy to learn
- Very satisfying combos
- Super quick sessions
Keep in mind
- Requires paper and pencil
- High luck element
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If you're the type who loves a good luck-based challenge but refuses to give up strategy to mitigate chaos, Miams is your new 30-minute addiction! The concept is straightforward and delicious: you step into the role of a master of fruit skewers, aiming to create the most beautiful and tasty combinations to fill your Hearts track. But don't think it's just about rolling dice and hoping for the best! The game delivers that classic 'roll-and-write' vibe where you must decide whether to keep pushing your luck or stop before everything falls apart.
The secret ingredient in Miams lies in the 'Yums' cards. These are your trump cards to manipulate fate! With them, you can tilt the probabilities in your favor, turning a mediocre roll into a perfect fruit combo. It's the kind of game where you play once and suddenly find yourself craving a rematch to pull off that impossible combo. Since it's a dice-driven game using icons and paper-and-pencil, the barrier to entry is incredibly low, but the depth of knowing when to 'lock' a die or when to risk it all on a new roll is what separates the amateurs from the true skewer chefs. It's fast, dynamic, and perfect for a quick break between heavy sessions or a quick competitive burst among friends. If you enjoy set collection and love seeing chaos controlled by strategy, grab your pencils and dice, because the fun is guaranteed!
The secret ingredient in Miams lies in the 'Yums' cards. These are your trump cards to manipulate fate! With them, you can tilt the probabilities in your favor, turning a mediocre roll into a perfect fruit combo. It's the kind of game where you play once and suddenly find yourself craving a rematch to pull off that impossible combo. Since it's a dice-driven game using icons and paper-and-pencil, the barrier to entry is incredibly low, but the depth of knowing when to 'lock' a die or when to risk it all on a new roll is what separates the amateurs from the true skewer chefs. It's fast, dynamic, and perfect for a quick break between heavy sessions or a quick competitive burst among friends. If you enjoy set collection and love seeing chaos controlled by strategy, grab your pencils and dice, because the fun is guaranteed!
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Publisher
KYF Edition, Mandoo Games, MINDOK, Pegasus Spiele
Designer
Jules Messaud
Artist
Ben Renaut
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How long does a game take?
It's very quick, about 30 minutes per session!
How many players can play?
You can play solo or with up to 5 friends.
Is it a complex game?
Not at all! It's very easy to learn, perfect for any skill level.
Do I need anything besides the components?
Yes, you'll need paper and a pencil to track your progress.
Is it very luck-dependent?
Luck is definitely there, but Yums cards help you control the chaos!