About The Pursuit of Happiness: Experiences
Who says life is short? Life is as big as you want it to be! Every day we get to dream of the stuff we would like to do, places we would like to visit, things we would like to experience. Fro...Read More
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An okay expansion that feels like more of the same. The new board allows for some pre-planning which is good but it’s not a big change, community is better.
[size=16]❦ [/size] [b]Solo Mode[/b] // Included in the Base Game [size=16]❦ [/size] [b]Required Play Space[/b] // 50" x 34" [size=16]❦ [/size] [b]Setup Time[/b] // 10 Minutes [size=16]❦ [/size] [b]Play Time[/b] // 1 Hour & 15 Minutes
✅ There is nothing quite like seeing a character’s life take shape and come to life with a surprisingly detailed story. ✅ Dreaming is a fantastic new option in this expansion that feels thematic and also helps reserve some cards. ✅ Kids and services are included to offer new options without taking away from any of the other aspects of play. ✅ Even with a lot more to consider with experiences, play time is still very reasonable and never drags on. ✅ Playing back-to-back over the course of many sessions still presents lots of unique options with all of the cards. ✅ Winning in the solo mode feels very balanced with the slight adjustment to the long-term happiness threshold.
❌ The experience cards can lead to a lot of unfulfilled aspects in the end, which might feel a little too realistic or sad. ❌ A lot of cards can be stacked once completed, yet the play area is still large and only expands with expansions. ❌ Some solo life goals can be rather difficult to accomplish when paired together, particularly related to experiences. ❌ Experiences aren’t entirely separate, so considering all of the options can take noticeably longer each round.
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