7.8
rating
Ludopedia
7.3
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those looking for a quick filler with direct interaction and plenty of player banter.
Highlights
- Very clever division mechanic
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Simple and intuitive rules
- Constant interaction between players
Keep in mind
- Lack of deep strategic complexity
- Relies heavily on group interaction
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You know that eccentric uncle who travels the world and returns with the craziest stories? That's Uncle Howard. A dedicated beatnik and friend to legendary artists, poets, and musicians, he left behind a fascinating legacy... and a very peculiar will. Instead of dividing his estate simply, he decided to turn the inheritance into a game! Now, you and your cousins are competing to see who gets the most valuable relics from his collection.
The dynamics are simple but full of mischief. Each round, the starting player takes the revealed cards from the deck and divides them into lots. You can create large or small groups, but each lot must contain at least one card. The catch? The divider places their marker on one of the lots, claiming: 'This is Mine!'. But it's not that easy. Other players can disagree and 'steal' the lot, provided they pay money to value one of the other available lots. It's a cat-and-mouse game: you try to build the perfect lot for yourself, but you know that if it's too good, someone will want to snatch it away.
The ultimate goal is pure strategic greed. You need to gather collections of items of the same type to maximize your score. The more coordinated your archive of Uncle Howard's memories is, the greater your fortune will be at the end. It's a fast, light game with direct interaction that sparks laughter and healthy arguments at the table. Will you manage to manipulate the split to get the best part of the inheritance, or will you end up with the leftovers while your cousins get rich?
The dynamics are simple but full of mischief. Each round, the starting player takes the revealed cards from the deck and divides them into lots. You can create large or small groups, but each lot must contain at least one card. The catch? The divider places their marker on one of the lots, claiming: 'This is Mine!'. But it's not that easy. Other players can disagree and 'steal' the lot, provided they pay money to value one of the other available lots. It's a cat-and-mouse game: you try to build the perfect lot for yourself, but you know that if it's too good, someone will want to snatch it away.
The ultimate goal is pure strategic greed. You need to gather collections of items of the same type to maximize your score. The more coordinated your archive of Uncle Howard's memories is, the greater your fortune will be at the end. It's a fast, light game with direct interaction that sparks laughter and healthy arguments at the table. Will you manage to manipulate the split to get the best part of the inheritance, or will you end up with the leftovers while your cousins get rich?
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Publisher
Grok Games, Mandala Jogos, Arkham Society, HIT Games
Designer
Sérgio Halaban
Artist
Diego Sá
Is the game complex to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple, and you'll be playing in a few minutes. Ideal for those who hate reading giant manuals.
How long does a game last?
Between 30 and 45 minutes, making it perfect as a game night opener or a filler between heavier titles.
Does it work well with 2 players?
Yes, but the fun peaks with 3 or 4 players, where the fight over the lots becomes more chaotic and entertaining.
Is it suitable for children?
Absolutely. With a low weight (1/5 on BGG), it's great for introducing set collection mechanics to novice players.
What determines the winner?
The final score based on the sets of items collected. Whoever assembles the most valuable inheritance wins.