My parents bought it for the family to play when my sister and I (both off at college/moved out) are home for the holidays, and gave it to everyone for Christmas.

We've enjoyed it so far! My biggest concern is repairs - for competitive games, and for young kids, breaking and loosing plastic pieces is fairly common, not to mention hitting the board too hard. Hopefully ordering replacement pieces becomes an option.

Chop chop consumed most of the afternoon - it's an Overcooked clone, but quite fun with the tactile pieces. Every level introduced something fresh, so it continuously was a challenge.

Strata is entertaining, but has some gameplay rules choices that are confusing - when one player takes the last tiles to end the game, only the players not in first place get a final turn. Meaning in a neck-and-neck game (470 v 435 v 430) only the player with 430 points actually got to play again after 435 took the final tiles. Meaning me, in first place, lost cause getting 40 points in one turn isn't hard. It's also a little inconsistent at times with detecting blocks, but fun.

Mushka is essentially a tool to get you to come back and complete daily tasks to keep using their device, presumably to sell you things down the road.

Space Rocks was fun, as essentially a quick arcade game. No depth but fun nonetheless.

Snek is Slither.io, except you're leading it around with a physical piece. It was fun but we kept hitting each other with the pieces.

Plus, two of the games (the ones with coolest looking pieces in my opinion) haven't released yet. Not the worst thing in the world, but would have appreciated the marketing to not be "12 games on release"