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Finally a game where a bad elevator choice actually pays off—the push-your-luck tension is real. The way you commit to one direction for bigger points makes every round feel like a gamble. We’ve already played it five times tonight.

The rule about keeping each elevator going the same direction adds a fun layer of strategy that's easy to pick up but hard to master. We've already played three rounds in a row, and everyone at the table was hooked. Definitely a smart little game from Kramer and Kiesling.

Finally a board game where you actually feel the tension of each elevator decision building up. The keep-going mechanic makes every round unpredictable and exciting, especially when you're risking it all for big points. My group was hooked from the first play.