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That's Pretty Clever! (Ganz Schön Clever) is a dice-drafting, roll-and-write game. Players roll six dice, select one, and then use its value to mark off spaces on their scoresheet, aiming to create combos and maximize their score. It offers strategic depth through its clever bonus chaining while being accessible to a wide range of players.

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The Verdict

based on 16 reviews

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Simple rules and easy to learn gameplay
Deep strategic choices and meaningful decisions
Highly satisfying chain reactions and scoring combos
Exceptional replayability and addictive quality
Engaging for non-active players through dice sharing
Abstract theme and dry aesthetics
Flimsy or quickly consumed components (e.g., pens)
Potential for player downtime with 3-4 players
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Chairman of the Board, Chairman of the BoardVideo

The reviewer highly praises "That's Pretty Clever!" as the most addictive and replayable game among their top picks, noting its ability to make players want to continuously improve their score and discover new combinations.

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Never Bored Gaming, Tom, Wes, and AaronVideo

The "Never Bored Gaming" channel shares their opinions and a verdict on the physical board game "Ganz Schön Clever." They likely discuss its gameplay mechanics and overall appeal.

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The video from Boardgame Opinions reviews the physical roll-and-write board game Ganz Schön Clever, also known as That's Pretty Clever!. It likely offers an analysis of its gameplay and strategic depth.

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The Board Game FamilyArticle

The reviewer highly recommends 'That's Pretty Clever!', praising it as an addictive and fun family dice game that combines simple luck with surprising strategic depth. They note its strong replayability and ability to keep all players engaged throughout.

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Nerdly, Matthew SmailArticle

The reviewer highly praises "That's Pretty Clever!" as a simple, clever, and addictive roll-and-write game offering excellent value. They recommend it for all gamers due to its engaging combo mechanics, accessibility across ages, and high replayability.

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Punchboard, AdamArticle

The reviewer highly recommends "That's Pretty Clever" as an excellent, portable, and easy-to-learn roll-and-write game. They praise its satisfying combination mechanics, strategic depth, and high replayability, noting it's enjoyable even solo.

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Meeple Like Us, Michael HeronArticle

The reviewer finds That's Pretty Clever! immensely addictive and fun, having played it hundreds of times. However, they caution that extreme familiarity can fundamentally change the experience for the worse, making the fun fragile despite its initial brilliance.

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Board Game ReviewArticle

The reviewer highly praises "Ganz Schön Clever" as a brilliant, strategic, and accessible roll-and-write game offering exceptional value. Despite simple components, its clever gameplay and deep decision-making make it highly replayable and enjoyable for all players.

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Meeple Mountain, Andy MatthewsArticleTop List

The reviewer highly praises this roll-and-write game for its strategic depth, clever combo potential, and ability to distill eurogame mechanics into a dice format. They consider it a top-tier game in its genre, with only a minor criticism of the score sheet layout.

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JonGetsGames, JonGetsGamesVideo

The video from JonGetsGames offers a detailed review of the physical board game 'Ganz schön clever,' analyzing its gameplay, mechanics, and overall experience. It delves into the game's positive and negative aspects, variability, and player count, culminating in a clear conclusion about the game.

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3 Minute Board Games, Jarrod CarmichaelVideo

The reviewer highly praises "That's Pretty Clever!" as one of the best games in its category, highlighting its immense replayability as a short, low-complexity puzzle game that offers a satisfying and relaxing experience.

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Rahdo Runs Through, RahdoVideo

Rahdo offers an in-depth playthrough and review of the physical dice game 'Ganz Schön Clever,' detailing its engaging mechanics and combo-scoring opportunities. He shares his personal impressions, primarily focusing on solo and two-player experiences.

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