Published by Pegasus Spiele
# of players 2 to 6 (Can be played as a larger group in my opinion)

The gameplay of Undo is fairly simple. The rule cards will explain how to play during the game and will set the story of the events you are about to explore. There will be 13 specific times that you can jump to during your game to change the events taking place. You will only be able to visit 9 points in time. This includes the time that starts the game during the rules, so you will only be choosing 8 other times. The times range from 1900's all the way to a few days after the events occur. Each time has a clue card that you can use to help make a decision for that time event. You will have to be careful as you can only see 3 clue cards for the whole game. Each time card will have a explanation of what you are seeing and 3 options on how you want to change the event. Once a decision is made, you will select the appropriate small card that will tell you if you earned positive points (changed for the good), no points (event is unchanged), or negative points (changed to make it worse). After finishing a time event, you can discuss as a group to decide the next the time you want to go to. The final say is by a specific player and will go the next player at the table for the next time event. Most of the time everyone agrees, but in the chance a group can not come to an agreement, it will be up to that player to make the final decision. You will do this 8 times, then you will go the cards set aside for the outcome of the game. Depending on your points, you will have 1 of 5 scores and 1 of 3 outcomes. You can make things worse, the same, or change for the better based on the decisions you made. You may be asking, do changes happen immediately after each time event? No, the game explains that only after all time travel has been completed will the time line change. After the game, you will put all the cards in order so that another group can play the game because each group can only play the game one time.
+ A relaxed game for a group of people
+ Interesting story
+ Like how the point system works
+ Low price point due to simple components and one time game
+Easy to learn
Cons:
- Not a big fan of games I can only play once
- Lots of text and no pictures (it could have benefited from some pictures)
- Some choices were very obvious, would have preferred more difficult answers that you had to think of from the other events you visited
- Would like a harder version that maybe you couldn't view previous cards you visited or tougher choices based on those previous events