Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
From the tranquil theme of sharing flowers to the (slightly) morbid stacking of Skulls, Button Shy has something for everyone with Tussie Mussie and Skulls of Sedlec! Join Mackenzie Franklin from SideGame LLC for a double review of two recent stand-out board games from publisher Button Shy Games! Copies of the games were provided for review including: Skull of Sedlec, Skulls of Sedlec Monstrance, Tussie Mussie, Tussie Mussie: Flower Shoppe, and Tussie Mussie: Flower Shoppe: Customers. What do you think of these two wallet games? What do you think of our ratings? What things do you agree and disagree with? What are your favorite Button Shy games? Which should we check out next? We’d love to hear what you think! SideGame Strong!
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Extra Gum Packs for your Wallet Games! amzn.to/3zK7YoJ
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Standard Clear Card Sleeves: amzn.to/3UeHkg4
Cards Only Top Ten List: youtu.be/81wvRoen0Iw
0:00 Introduction
0:27 Disclaimer: Publisher Provided Copy
1:12 Tussie Mussie: Overview
1:47 Pros: Easy to Learn
1:58 Constant Tactical Choice
2:59 Unique Scoring Criteria
3:46 Hidden Information and Implication of Card Positions
5:01 Multiple Rounds
5:29 Solo Mode: Flower Shoppe
6:36 Solo Mode: Customers
7:45 Tussie Mussie Gameplay Pros Summary
8:12 Portability, Price, and Theme
8:50 Neutrals: Luck
9:09 Learning the Cards
9:45 Skulls of Sedlec: Overview
10:27 Pros: Tactically Driven
11:01 Long Term Commitments
11:36 Risk
12:04 Solo Mode: Monstrance
12:26 Solo Mode: Changing the Skull Abilities through Modified Scoring
13:11 Portability and Price
13.34 Expansion Excitement
13:56 Neutrals: Simple Scoring
14:31 Multiplayer Non-Variable Skulls
14:49 Skulls of Sedlec Summary
15:27 Final Ratings and Final Thoughts
16:21 Closing
From the tranquil theme of sharing flowers to the (slightly) morbid stacking of Skulls, Button Shy has something for everyone with Tussie Mussie and Skulls of Sedlec! Join Mackenzie Franklin from SideGame LLC for a double review of two recent stand-out board games from publisher Button Shy Games! Copies of the games were provided for review including: Skull of Sedlec, Skulls of Sedlec Monstrance, Tussie Mussie, Tussie Mussie: Flower Shoppe, and Tussie Mussie: Flower Shoppe: Customers. What do you think of these two wallet games? What do you think of our ratings? What things do you agree and disagree with? What are your favorite Button Shy games? Which should we check out next? We’d love to hear what you think! SideGame Strong!
Join our Patreon! patreon.com/sidegamellc
Schedule a GameNight at: sidegamecolorado.weebly.com
One Time Tips Here: paypal.me/SideGameLLC
Get access to the whole catalog of Button Shy Games here: buttonshygames.com
Extra Gum Packs for your Wallet Games! amzn.to/3zK7YoJ
Burger Token Boxes: burgertokens.com/products/perfect-fit-deckboxes
Standard Clear Card Sleeves: amzn.to/3UeHkg4
Cards Only Top Ten List: youtu.be/81wvRoen0Iw
0:00 Introduction
0:27 Disclaimer: Publisher Provided Copy
1:12 Tussie Mussie: Overview
1:47 Pros: Easy to Learn
1:58 Constant Tactical Choice
2:59 Unique Scoring Criteria
3:46 Hidden Information and Implication of Card Positions
5:01 Multiple Rounds
5:29 Solo Mode: Flower Shoppe
6:36 Solo Mode: Customers
7:45 Tussie Mussie Gameplay Pros Summary
8:12 Portability, Price, and Theme
8:50 Neutrals: Luck
9:09 Learning the Cards
9:45 Skulls of Sedlec: Overview
10:27 Pros: Tactically Driven
11:01 Long Term Commitments
11:36 Risk
12:04 Solo Mode: Monstrance
12:26 Solo Mode: Changing the Skull Abilities through Modified Scoring
13:11 Portability and Price
13.34 Expansion Excitement
13:56 Neutrals: Simple Scoring
14:31 Multiplayer Non-Variable Skulls
14:49 Skulls of Sedlec Summary
15:27 Final Ratings and Final Thoughts
16:21 Closing
