Nowadays in tabletop game industry, anybody can design different kinds of games. Not every game is for everybody but there are always games for everyone. Some people might even say that there are too many games that one person can play.
With too many options, when looking for the next game to play, it’s better to look for similarities or games with the same type or genre. Just like when watching some movies. Maybe even just mentioning the name of the game’s designer gives similar info as giving the name of the film’s well-known director.
While it is not ideal but it is a better way for a player to find the game they more likely to like. Luckily, game designers are also a gamer who tends to like, play and design certain types of games. Even if the designer didn’t design the game we already like, they can take inspiration from it and maybe come out with something different.
That is the case with this next game called Firm with Brownies, designed by Shun and Aya Taguchi. I haven’t played any of their previous games but they took inspiration from the game that I already like called Oh My Goods! by Alexander Pfister. I already wrote a review about that before.
There is no point on playing this new game if it is not better than the inspiration or introduces some new ideas. People will just play the existing one that is already well received by other gamers.
While better or worse in quality can be a bit subjective assessment, after playing this game, I can say that it is different enough. I can see that some may find it better than Oh My Goods!.
So, what is this Firm with Brownies Card game? How do we play Firm with Brownies? Can we play the game solo?
Those are probably just a few questions that came to mind after hearing about the game. Well, in this article, I’m going to share my Firm with Brownies game review based on my experience on playing the game.
Hope this helps. Is Firm with Brownies the best engine-building card game out there?









