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New Corp Order

New Corp Order is the reliable quick game: easy to bring back to the table and satisfying without claiming the whole evening. This session stayed unusually civil, but it still did the job.

New Corp Order

New Corp Order

Published
2019
Designer
Miguel Bruque
Publisher
2Tomatoes Games
Players
1–4
Playing time
45 min

New Corp Order is the dependable mate you bring out when you want to play a game, not take on a second shift. Half the table was new to it, yet everyone found their feet without the evening disappearing into explanation.

It moves quickly. Players get through their choices without the process dragging, and a game does not demand that you reserve an entire night for it. For a group that wants a proper game rather than an appointment, that is a survival mechanism.

New Corp Order is the dependable mate you bring out when you want to play a game, not take on a second shift.
TheCuttlefish

There is room for sharper interaction, but this particular session was short on punches and karate. Newer players kept things gentler; what might have been a corporate scrap became a clean, brisk contest instead. Next time, who presses the button first?

It will not eat your evening, and that is precisely its virtue: quick, friendly, and good enough that you will want to bring it back out.

It will not eat your evening, and that is precisely its virtue: quick, friendly, and good enough that you will want to bring it back out.
TheCuttlefish

Source: BoardGameGeek

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