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Purrsistently (46 KP) rated Pokemon Soul Silver in Video Games

Jun 19, 2018 (Updated Jun 19, 2018)  
Pokemon Soul Silver
Pokemon Soul Silver
2009 |
9
9.3 (3 Ratings)
Video Game Rating
Great storyline (3 more)
two regions
Partner Pokemon follows player
extensive post-game
The social features are largely defunct now (0 more)
One of the best Pokémon Titles
  
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Loretta Jane Thorpe (717 KP) rated Ready Player One (2018) in Movies

Aug 23, 2019  
Ready Player One (2018)
Ready Player One (2018)
2018 | Sci-Fi
9
8.0 (254 Ratings)
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I like that how it's set and played out (0 more)
Ready player one
Easy to follow and understand, it's like a virtual reality though a headset
  
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    Dominos

    Games and Entertainment

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    Place tiles which have a number of pips that matches one of the exposed ends of the chain. If you...

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Danny Birkett (0 KP) rated Destiny 2 in Video Games

Sep 20, 2017  
Destiny 2
Destiny 2
2017 | Shooter
10
7.5 (39 Ratings)
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Better weapons,better maps,better multi player (0 more)
Nothing (0 more)
It’s back
Brilliant improvement over destiny which was already great. One of the must have titles for any console
  
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Peter Shephard (2821 KP) rated Love Letter in Tabletop Games

Jul 25, 2019  
Love Letter
Love Letter
2012 | Card Game, Deduction, Political
8
8.2 (20 Ratings)
Tabletop Game Rating
Nice, simple game
Love Letter is one of those games which is so simple to learn, but can be extremely difficult to master - it is entirely possible for a first time player to win against a player who has played it dozens of times, because there are no tactics as such.

From the deck of cards, one is removed. Everyone is dealt a card. The first player draws a card, and plays a card, completing the action stated. The next player then does the same. Simple enough.

As there is only a finite amount of cards, and one has been removed, you never know exactly what is in play, or what is missing. You might have a Prince in you hand, but is another Prince about to be played, or has one been removed from the deck?

As I say, it is a very, very simple game, but also very enjoyable.