Cover Your Assets Grandpa Beck's Games from The Creators of Skull King | Easy to Learn and Outrageously Fun for Kids, Teens, & Adults | 2-6 Players Ages 7+

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Sure, it’s aggressive, but that’s the point of the game, rather than a mechanic hastily added onto an otherwise not aggressive game, you know? When you attempt to steal an asset from another player you place an asset matching the set you want to steal (or a wild) in front of the player you are challenging. The winner of the challenge takes all cards used in the challenge and combines them with the asset pile, making a huge (and valuable) set of assets that they place on top of their pile. I think I underestimated it a bit because of all the take-that, but my first play went so well that I had to rethink it, a bit. At the end of each turn, all players must draw enough cards to replenish their hand back up to four.

If you have two of the same cards in your hand, you may make a pair of them and place them face-up in front of you in your Asset pile.The winner takes all of the cards and places them on top of their asset pile (at a 90 degrees angle over the previous assets). After performing that action, you (and any other players who played cards during your turn) draw back up to four cards.

Attempt to steal assets from another player: To steal from another player, the active player must show an asset card from their hand that matches the top asset on an opponent’s pile. Disclaimer: I received this game for free in exchange for my review, but believe me, I post authentic reviews every time and will be brazenly blunt if needs be. As a board gamer, I love finding that sweet spot where a game is easy to teach and play with a new group, yet still provides enough strategy and fun to keep me interested and coming back for more. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.Since every gets assets stolen from them during the game, there’s plenty of post-game chatter about how everything turned out. Every other asset you place will be set on top of the previous asset cross-cross, so that all assets made are kept separate. The player challenging must now either show another matching card or a wild (if they want) to continue the challenge. Request Rejected This page is unavailable due to either geographic restrictions or other restrictions in place at this time. That said, it also keeps it increasing in value, which might be, as I mentioned previously in this strategy section, an explicitly bad idea.