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2019 Ranked #19,842

We Rate Dogs: The Card Game

This competitive dog-show card game has players adopt dogs, enter judging rounds, and claim the title of Goodest Dog. Event cards can alter ratings, categories, or competitors, keeping every winner’s circle vulnerable until the final judging.

Animals Card Game Take That Animals: Dogs

Players

3-6

Play time

30-60 min

Age

8+

Complexity

1.6/5

Rating

6.19

Harder to teach Highly interactive Deep strategy

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ABG editorial scores on a 1–5 scale.

Teachability 2.3/5

Harder to teach

Replay value 4.0/5

High replayability

Interaction 3.7/5

Highly interactive

Player scaling 4.4/5

Scales well

Strategic depth 4.5/5

Deep strategy

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How does it play?

They’re good dogs, Brent! In the fast-paced card game for 3-6 players We Rate Dogs: The Card Game, based on the massively successful Twitter account WeRateDogs™, good dogs compete to be the very best!

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They’re good dogs, Brent! In the fast-paced card game for 3-6 players We Rate Dogs: The Card Game, based on the massively successful Twitter account WeRateDogs™, good dogs compete to be the very best! Choose your favorite pups to enter a competitive dog show and use cards to improve their rating, bring down the competition, or cause chaos for a puptastic good time! Only one dog can be named the Goodest Dog, but not to worry: no dog will ever be less than a 10/10! HOW TO PLAY: Each dog has a set of six scored categories (none less than 10/10) and an overall “Goodness” score. After adopting dogs from the shelter, players join a dog show and, when one of the six categories is chosen for judging, send their best doggos into the ring to compete. Players can then play event cards for any number of game-changing results, including lowering or increasing a certain dog’s rating number, changing the judging category, distracting dogs out of the competition entirely, swapping dogs with other players, and so much more! Each judging round includes three chances to play event cards, so players can strategize and play for the long or short term—the dog with the highest rating at the end of the judging round will go to the winner’s circle! Once the Winner’s Circle is full of good dogs, there is one final judging round for overall Goodness—but event cards can still provide chaotic and unexpected results before one dog is finally named the Goodest Dog! —description from the publisher

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Play and group

Players
3–6
Best with
3–6
Play time
30–60 min
Age
8+
Complexity
1.6/5
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Designers

3
Steve Tasker Ben Walker Darren Watts

Publishers

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Chronicle Books

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