What a great clear video, it looks like a fun game! Thank you for showing us what the game is about, we really want to play now!

Great video! There is one small mistake, though: When starting from Boston (or NYC) Barnum will move counterclockwise (when starting from Chicago or Indianapolis, it will move in clockwise order). This ensures that there are enough turns before the first scoring is triggered (halfway through the game). For example, in a four player game, if Barnum starts in Boston, the first region to Score will be Chicago.

Wow! I skimmed through the rulebook, but this video shows that it is a lot thinkier than I thought it would be. I love how the circuses look like candy 😀

Complete, clear and concise as always, thank you Tarrant and Stella! I'm interested in this game now :)

Agree with other comments, you sold me on a game that i would have not even look at😂. Thanks for the video

This game looks thinky and fun. Thanks so much for covering it, I gotta grab this one, my group would like it too

Excellent teach Tarrant. Thanks guys 🦁❤

I saw this in your anticipated gen com games video yesterday.. I was not super intrigued until after watching this. Will 100% be picking this one up!

Lovely explanation 👌

11:50 this is more “blue” than “green”, right? Or do I have issues with my color vision?

Any chance you have a teach coming for White Castle as well? 😁

Hi, I have a quick question. My family and I (3 people) played this game the other day, and were all able to fill up the circus board completely and almost run out of the circus tiles. We were wondering if we did something wrong, or if you are supposed to be able to fill up your board so easily? Any help would be appreciated.

This game needs a rule for the market to refresh if you dont like the cards there... perhaps pay one pedestal or a $5 card. Drawing blind from the deck to find the precise card required in a large city dramatically increases the luck in the game.