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My Fair Princess

The supplied text contains no observations about My Fair Princess, only an unrelated anecdote about a game room mistaken for student poverty.

My Fair Princess

My Fair Princess

Published
2015
Designer
Kuro
Publisher
Japon Brand, Manifest Destiny
Players
3–4
Playing time
100 min

There is no play report, impression, or even stray remark about My Fair Princess here; only the lovely image of a room full of board games being mistaken for a suitably impoverished student flat. It is a fine image. It is not a game review.

The text gives us nothing about the game's central mechanism, the shape of a turn, or the choices a player makes in My Fair Princess. Describing any of those things would be invention.

It is a fine image. It is not a game review.
WhiteColarGamer

Nor does it say how players affect one another: whether they compete, cooperate, or merely occupy the same table. The only sound conclusion is that the available material does not assess the game.

My Fair Princess deserves a proper play and a proper write-up; this is not enough to deliver a fair verdict.

My Fair Princess deserves a proper play and a proper write-up; this is not enough to deliver a fair verdict.
WhiteColarGamer

Source: BoardGameGeek

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