Cabinet entry № MW-B9158
Filed under Tabletop · Strategy · New
The Mind
Nürnberger-Spielkarten-Verlag · Board Game · released 2018
Wolfgang Warsch's wonderful little co-operative where players must lay numbered cards in ascending order — without speaking, without signalling, without looking. Two-to-four players, ten minutes for the first level, hours of evening to climb. Easily one of the best £12s in the cabinet.
£11.95
| Aisle | Tabletop · Strategy |
| Publisher | Nürnberger-Spielkarten-Verlag |
| Platform | Board Game |
| Year | 2018 |
| Condition | New |
| Royal Mail | 1–3 working days within the UK, tracked |
| Right to cancel | 14 days (CCR 2013) |
From the curator's notebook
MW-B9158 · 26 May 2026
A short note on this entry —
I have always thought a good board game is one where two of the players can leave halfway through and the remaining two still want to keep playing. By that test, this is a good board game. Bertram opened the box at the bench last Tuesday, counted every meeple against the manifest twice, and shrink-wrapped it again because the original wrap was perfect.
If you would like the cabinet's full inspection report for this particular item, write to [email protected] with the serial number above. Iris keeps a copy of every bench-check sheet for six years.
Eleanor W.
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