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Our Verdict
If you love a brain-tickling puzzle that keeps everyone engaged, That's Pretty Clever! is a fantastic dice game that turns every roll into a strategic decision. It's all about chaining those bonuses and optimizing your score to spectacular effect.
Highlights
- Engaging interactive dice drafting
- Addictive optimization puzzle
- Rewarding scoring chains and combos
- Simple rules, deep strategy
Keep in mind
- Can feel solitary despite interaction
- Luck of the dice can frustrate
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Get ready for a dose of cleverness in 'That's Pretty Clever!', a dice game that will test your astute decision-making skills. Each round, you roll six colored dice and must decide which one to use to score in specific areas of your scoresheet. The big twist is that the dice you don't choose, but which have a lower value than your selected die, become available for other players to use. This keeps everyone engaged and thinking about their opponents' moves, creating a super interesting and interactive dynamic. The goal is to create scoring chains, where an action in one area can trigger bonuses in others, spectacularly multiplying your points. It's an addictive optimization puzzle where every decision matters and can open (or close) incredible opportunities. With simple rules to learn but surprising strategic depth, 'That's Pretty Clever!' is perfect for anyone looking for a quick and fun brain challenge, whether playing solo or with friends. The feeling of chaining multiple scores in a single turn is incredibly satisfying, and with each game, you'll want to discover new ways to maximize your results. It's the kind of game that makes you think 'Oh, that's pretty clever!' with every successful move.
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Publisher
Schmidt Spiele, 999 Games, Arclight Games, Brain Games, CMYK, Compaya.hu: Gamer Café Kft.
Designer
Wolfgang Warsch
Artist
Leon Schiffer
How many players can play That's Pretty Clever!?
The game can be played by 1 to 4 players, making it great for both solo sessions and small groups.
What is the average playtime for a game?
A game of That's Pretty Clever! typically takes between 30 to 30 minutes, making it ideal for fitting into any schedule.
What is the complexity of the game?
With a BGG weight of 1.85, That's Pretty Clever! is considered a light to medium complexity game. The rules are easy to learn, but mastering the scoring strategies requires some practice.
What components come in the box?
The box typically contains colored dice, score sheets pads, and pencils. It's a classic 'paper-and-pencil' game!
Is it a good game for board game beginners?
Yes, absolutely! Its accessible rules and immediate fun make it an excellent gateway into the world of board games, especially for those who enjoy puzzles and optimization.
Is there much player interaction?
Interaction is indirect but constant. The dice you don't use can be utilized by other players, so you're always watching their choices and planning your moves based on that.
Does the game have any expansions?
That's Pretty Clever! is part of a series of 'clever' games by the same designer, such as 'Twice as Clever!' and 'Clever Cubed', which offer new score sheets and challenges, but are not direct expansions in the traditional sense.