I played A Needle In A Haystack: Sorting Game because the premise was so ridiculous I thought it had to be a joke. Surely there would be some clever twist, some hidden layer of depth, some reason beyond "pick up hay until your eyes glaze over." There wasn't. The entire game feels like someone saw the recent popularity of needle-finding games and rushed to create their own version before the hay settled. Instead of feeling like a fresh take on the concept, it comes across as a

I came to Cards Everywhere! expecting a relaxing organising game. What I got instead was the gaming equivalent of walking into my bedroom as a teenager and discovering that somebody had tipped an entire trading card shop onto the floor. The title is not exaggerating. There are cards everywhere. On the floor. In your sightlines. In your dreams. Probably behind you right now. The premise is wonderfully simple: sort through thousands of scattered cards, collect more than 1,500 u