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Brexit: The Real Deal

Brexit: The Real Deal knows it should not be treated as serious political simulation. Unfortunately, that is also its only joke.

EdgyJellyfish · 2 December 2019 Machine translated EL EN Read the original
Brexit: The Real Deal

Brexit: The Real Deal

Published
2019
Designer
Russell Neal
Publisher
Wotan Games
Players
3–5
The box at least suggests a light satirical evening; that suggestion is probably the best joke it has.
EdgyJellyfish

Brexit: The Real Deal does not ask to be taken as a serious political simulation, and quite right too. The box at least suggests a light satirical evening; that suggestion is probably the best joke it has.

Once opened, the humour evaporates, leaving content that seems to have forgotten why it exists. It is nonsense, without even the small spark of wit or entertainment needed to justify the provocation. Stay away.

Stay away.
EdgyJellyfish

Source: BoardGameGeek

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