Pop Art
- Designers: Jeffrey Chin, Andrew Nerger
- Publisher: R2i Games
- Players: 1-8
- Age: 8+
- Time: 20 minutes
- Amazon affiliate link: https://amzn.to/4gL4Leu
- Played with review copy provided by publisher
Create and arrange silkscreen prints in your gallery and become the next pop art sensation of the 1960s. Layering a foreground card on a background card blends their colors. Depending on which cards you layer together, you’ll also craft unique goals that score your prints’ colors or illustration types. Select and combine a foreground and background card from your hand and add them to your 3×3 tableau. Then pass the remaining cards to the player on your left, and draw a foreground and background card. Once all players have completed their tableau, the game ends. The player with the most points wins!





Endplay – A Daily Puzzle for Trick Taker Lovers
So, each day, I go to work and then fill up the holes in my schedule with little daily puzzles – things like Wordle, Catalogues, Connections, etc.  Each of these games is a two to three minute brain teaser – very comforting to me in the familiarity. Some, like Wordle, keep track of your stats and streaks, making you come back each day.
I have recently discovered a new one, Endplay, which has been a blast and a worth addition to my daily list of mini-games to play.
If you are familiar with the popular Kosmos game, The Crew, then you’ll already know most of the rules to this.
Each day, you’ll get a new puzzle. Like the NY Times crossword, it starts easy on Monday and then the difficulty ramps up with each successive day culminating in a toughie on Sunday.
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