Point Salad
A vegetable card draft with more than 100 ways to score.
What it is
Every card has a vegetable on one side and a scoring rule on the other. On your turn you take one scoring card or two veggies, then you may flip a scoring card to its veggie side. When the cards run out, each goal is checked against your whole pile of vegetables. It suits groups of up to six who want a short card game with easy choices and a bit of arithmetic.
What we love
- Two choices a turn, so new players never feel lost.
- Flipping a goal into a vegetable is how you fix a plan that went wrong.
- Cards come out of the deck at lower player counts, so it works from two up to six.
Honest trade-offs
- AEG rates it 14 and up, which looks high for rules this simple.
- Watching what others need and denying it adds thinking time to a very small game.
- Final scoring is a long column of sums, so keep a phone handy.
AI summary of player sentiment
Across the tables we polled, players consistently praise the game's approachability and pacing. The most common complaint is aeg rates it 14 and up, which looks high for rules this simple..
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Content advisory
No content advisory.
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