Kero

Kero is a two-player game that really caught my attention. The premise is intriguing: a post-apocalyptic world where you're competing to claim territories and collect resources, all while managing your limited fuel supply. What makes this game stand out is its unique real-time gameplay, using tanker trucks as sand timers.

I found the game quite fun and engaging. The constant pressure of managing your fuel and making snap decisions adds a layer of excitement and tension. It's also a great game for couples, with a play time of about 20-35 minutes.

Some reviewers have mentioned that the dice rolling mechanic can feel a bit too random, and there's a significant element of luck involved. I agree that luck does play a role, but I also think it's balanced by the strategic choices you need to make.

One of the downsides I noticed, and something that multiple reviewers mentioned, is the quality of the painted dice. They are prone to scratching, and some found them to be a major flaw.

Overall, I think Kero is a good, quick, and entertaining game. It's not the deepest strategy game out there, but it's a lot of fun and offers a unique experience. If you're looking for a game for two to play on a casual night in, I would recommend checking it out. Just be aware of the painted dice issue, as it might be a deal-breaker for some.