Loaded Dice 2013 Update

(Part of Loaded Dice.)

• Introduction
• Newly added games
• Rating inflation update
• Formerly underrated games
• Formerly overrated games
• Games growing or shrinking in popularity
• Changes in excess copies: the market in action
• Games nobody/everybody wants

In July 2013 I fetched the BoardGameGeek dataset a third time. My main goal was to see if the trends I discovered in 2012 had continued. I was especially interested in rating inflation and the cult-of-the-new effect.

Before we get started I'd like to point out that a lot of games from my 2011 list of Pre-1990 games still greatly in demand have now been re-released or remade. I think this shows the practical value of my analysis.

Newly added games

5712 games were added to the BGG database since I last checked in 2012. (Back then, I found 7328 new games since I first checked in 2011.) 56% of these (3204) were "new" games, with publication dates in 2012 or 2013.

In the 2012 dataset, 3520 (48%) games were "new". This isn't a valid year-on-year comparison, because I took the 2012 data in August, not July. Adjust the data to account for that, and it looks like about 3200 games are released every year.

This graph shows how many games from each year since 1900 were added to BGG since the last Loaded Dice update. The graph looks almost exactly like last year's graph, shifted over a year. The most popular release years were 2013 (1677 games added) and 2012 (1527 games added).

718 games were added without any publication date, and 736 were added with a known publication date earlier than 2000. The oldest game added to BGG since last time was Jarmo, which supposedly dates from 1227. There's also Minchiate, a deck of cards that can be traced back to 1466.

Here are a few interesting older games that were added in the past year:

• The Game of Alice in Wonderland (1882)
• The Game of Going To The Klondike (1898)
• Le Raid Pékin-Paris (1918)
• Game of Bull (1920)
• Hidden Fires (1930)
• WPA (1935)
• The Amazing Adventures of Fibber McGee (1936)
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Target Game (1938)
• More Well-known Advertisements (1950)
• Happy Families Thrive on Cadburys Bournville Cocoa (1950)
• Palestina under Davidstjernen (1950)
• The Game of Visiting Birds' Nests Without Robbing Them (1954)
• Princess Pony Trek (1960)
• Gui Bo Shi Sheng Xiao (1964)
• Destination Bristol (1970)
• Mr. Money (1971)
• Cracked's Game of Millionaire (1976)
• The Games of Middle Earth (1977)
• Mr. Toad's Journey (1978)
• Let's Go to Campmeeting (1982)
• Elvis (1987)
• The Star Game (1989)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Subterranean Sewer Hockey (1991)
• McDonald's Flying French Fries Game (1993)
• Gene Rummy (1994)
• You Can't Fire the Customer (1998)

The story so far: In 2011, the mean rating of all games on BGG was 6.82. In August 2012, I used my initial cult-of-the-new calculation to establish that the mean rating handed out since my first data collection (to a non-unknown game published after 1960) was 7.00, significantly higher than the overall rating for the mean game, which was 6.85.

In July 2013, I calculated the cult-of-the-new effect again and found that the mean rating handed out in the year since my last update (again, to a non-unknown game published after 1960) was 6.97.

Year	Mean new rating	Median new rating	Standard deviation
-2011	6.82	6.95	0.88
2011-2012	7.0	6.98	0.87
2012-2013	6.97	7.1	0.80

What I didn't expect is that someone who likes a game in 2013 gives it a slightly lower rating than they would have in 2012. Rating inflation is still happening, relative to the 2011 baseline, but it seems to be slowing down. In fact, rating inflation may have been on the decline even in 2011. We'll never know, unless someone has been collecting BGG rating data from earlier than 2011.

Last year I said the median new rating hadn't gone up, but it actually had; just not very far. This year, the median new rating went up a lot. The high ratings are not evenly distributed, with some games getting lots of high ratings and low ratings. The high ratings are accruing to the top half of games. The opinions of BGG users are converging over time.

Here's the effect all these individual ratings given by BGG users have had over time on the aggregate ratings of games.

Year	Rating of the mean game	Rating of the median game	Standard deviation
2011/07	6.82	6.95	0.88
2012/08	6.85	6.98	0.87
2013/07	6.97	7.00	0.86

The mean rating continues to increase. The mean new rating was lower in 2013 than in 2012, but it's still higher than the 2011 baseline. The median game is rated higher than in 2012, though still very close to the 2013 mean, and the 2013 standard deviation is slightly lower than the 2012 one.

Again, this tells me that BGG users are coming into closer agreement about which games are good, and how good they are. I would really like to know whether this has any objective basis or whether it's the result of groupthink. (This is why I'm so interested in games whose ratings change a lot year-over-year.)

At this point, the rating of the mean game exactly equals the mean new rating given to a game. Is this just a coincidence, or will this hold true from now on? Check back next year, I guess.

Formerly underrated games

Almost the same deal as in 2012. I looked at all games with at least 20 ratings in my 2012 dataset, plus at least 200 more in my 2013 dataset. This eliminates obvious attempts to game BGG's rating system, as well as games that that have only been played by a few people at cons. For each game I calculated the "cult-of-the-new effect": the difference between the rating an average person gives the game now, and the rating an average person was giving it a year ago.

My first list shows the games with the highest positive cult-of-the-new effect: games that people rated much more positively in 2013 than they did in 2012.

Game	Released in	Votes as of 201208	201208 rating	New votes from 201208-201307	201307 rating	CotN effect
Zombies!!!	2001	5030	5.60	4217	6.39	1.73
Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game	2012	22	6.90	3719	8.01	1.12
Indigo	2012	87	6.15	258	6.71	0.74
Star Trek: Catan	2012	39	6.70	356	7.30	0.66
Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective	1981	1013	7.32	384	7.49	0.61
River Dragons	2000	1110	6.29	304	6.42	0.59
Mansions of Madness: Forbidden Alchemy	2011	133	7.59	267	7.90	0.47
Gloom	2004	2958	6.30	942	6.41	0.44
Ground Floor	2012	47	6.99	571	7.39	0.44
Railways of the World	2005	6180	7.67	1287	7.75	0.43
Sentinels of the Multiverse	2011	750	7.43	1864	7.73	0.42
Tsuro	2004	4632	6.53	1597	6.63	0.39
Tammany Hall	2007	425	7.25	566	7.45	0.35
The Game of Life	1960	3926	3.97	510	4.00	0.28
Magic: The Gathering	1993	11504	7.36	1822	7.39	0.28
Blood Bowl (Third Edition)	1994	2898	7.56	345	7.59	0.26
HeroQuest	1989	4918	6.88	563	6.91	0.25
Abalone	1987	2858	6.41	299	6.43	0.25
Dungeon!	1975	1017	5.90	382	5.96	0.24
The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game - Conflict at the Carrock	2011	440	7.59	209	7.66	0.24

The same point I made last year applies: these games were underrated in 2012 relative to their current rating. "The Game of Life" went from a really terrible 3.97 to an also-terrible 4.00. But that's a pretty big jump for a game that had almost 4000 ratings to begin with, so there's probably an explanation for it. (I don't know the explanation.)

If you look at the BGG pages for the older games in this list, you'll find that most of them were republished in 2012. This is especially noticeable for "Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective" and "Dungeon!". This makes the old game appear "underrated" in two ways: the reprint usually has better production quality, and it's evaluated by a new group of people who judge it by 2013's inflated standards. Apparently even a poorly-rated game like "Dungeon!" benefits from rating inflation if it gets reprinted.

This year's list of underrated games has no overlap with last year's. Six of last year's underrated games didn't even meet the criteria for this year's list--that is, they didn't get 200 new ratings between 2012 and 2013. Most of the rest proved to have been somewhat overrated in hindsight. 2011's most underrated game, "1989: Dawn of Freedom" was highly overrated in 2012, obtaining a 2012 CotN effect of -0.49. However, "Castles of Burgundy" and "Get Bit!" were underrated two years in a row, with 2012 CotN effects of 0.11 and 0.07, respectively.

"The Resistance" seems to have settled on a stable rating. That game got 3336 new votes between my 2012 dataset and my 2013 dataset, but its CotN effect was -0.01 and its rating is unchanged at 7.54.

Formerly overrated games

Same deal as the underrated games, only I'm looking at the games with the highest negative cult-of-the-new effect.

Game	Released in	Votes as of 201208	201208 rating	Votes from 201208-201307	201307 rating	CotN effect
Briefcase	2012	22	8.27	270	6.61	-1.79
War of the Ring (first edition)	2004	7384	7.94	321	7.89	-1.17
Among the Stars	2012	23	8.00	644	7.06	-0.97
Thunderstone: Dragonspire	2011	1587	7.77	337	7.63	-0.82
Yomi	2011	1520	7.59	308	7.45	-0.81
Descent: Journeys in the Dark	2005	7918	7.52	630	7.47	-0.79
Blue Moon	2004	4167	6.87	218	6.83	-0.78
BattleLore	2006	7331	7.54	346	7.51	-0.75
Descent: Journeys in the Dark (Second Edition)	2012	369	8.66	3397	8.01	-0.72
Power Grid: Factory Manager	2009	3804	7.08	404	7.01	-0.72
Farmageddon	2012	28	7.17	289	6.53	-0.71
No Retreat! The Russian Front	2011	471	8.27	241	8.03	-0.70
1960: The Making of the President	2007	5208	7.65	422	7.60	-0.69
Dungeon Run	2011	713	6.78	327	6.56	-0.69
GOSU	2010	1522	6.93	310	6.82	-0.68
Earth Reborn	2010	1552	8.18	438	8.04	-0.67
Apples to Apples	1999	9017	6.36	1015	6.29	-0.67
Puzzle Strike	2010	1039	7.11	254	6.98	-0.66
Campaign Manager 2008	2009	1542	6.95	238	6.86	-0.66
La Città	2000	3759	7.24	220	7.20	-0.65

Again, these games were overrated in 2012 relative to their current rating. They're not necessarily bad games; twelve of them have ratings higher than the median rating.

Unlike the list of underrated games, the list of overrated games has a lot of overlap with last year's list. "Thunderstone: Dragonspire", "Dungeon Run", "Yomi" and "Puzzle Strike" have proven to be highly overrated two years in a row. Last year's most overrated game was 2010's "War of the Ring Collectors Edition", and this year, the same thing nearly happened to the 2004 first edition of the same game. "A Few Acres of Snow" didn't make the top twenty this year, but it's at #27 with a CotN effect of -0.55.

At this point I feel pretty confident in saying those are games that were incredibly hyped upon their release, and that their initial high ratings will take several years to cancel out.

But at least people are still playing those games. Nine of the games on last year's top-twenty list didn't get 200 ratings this year, so they weren't even considered. The best news from last year's list was "The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game - The Hunt for Gollum", which maintained its rating of 7.35 despite 231 new ratings, achieving a CotN effect of zero.

Games growing or shrinking in popularity

Last year I called this section "Late Bloomers", but that didn't really capture what I wanted to find out. I'm interested in seeing which games became significantly more popular over the past year.

Now that I have three years of data, I can calculate this a lot more accurately. Using 2010 as a baseline, I know how many new ratings each game got in 2011, and how many each game got in 2012. The ratio of those numbers will show how much more popular a game became in 2012.

Game	Released in	201208 ratings	201307 ratings	Percentage increase	Average rating
Sorts	2006	12	80	68.00%	5.94
Unexpected Treasures	2002	31	245	53.50%	6.29
Polis: Fight for the Hegemony	2010	20	427	50.88%	8.31
Extra!	1989	166	253	14.50%	6.50
Arctic Scavengers	2009	170	311	14.10%	6.82
Pax Baltica	2009	18	74	14.00%	7.62
Midway: Turning Point in the Pacific	2002	73	86	13.00%	7.11
Kapitän Wackelpudding	1994	146	158	12.00%	6.24
Kingmaker Variant Event Cards	1977	96	108	12.00%	7.08
Crude: The Oil Game	1974	388	587	11.71%	6.90
Mad Scientist	2000	80	91	11.00%	4.43
Western Town	2005	14	153	9.93%	7.50
Der Herr der Ringe: Die Zwei Türme	2002	69	78	9.00%	5.93
Zombies!!!	2001	5030	9247	8.75%	6.39
Gold Connection	1992	107	115	8.00%	6.45
Midgard: Das Brettspiel	2007	56	64	8.00%	6.87
Battle Hymn: Leatherneck	1988	108	115	7.00%	7.60
Wapi	2003	53	60	7.00%	5.03
String Railway	2009	211	553	6.98%	6.66
Merchants of the Middle Ages	1999	783	1039	6.56%	6.99

I don't really have any comments on this, except that I saw "Merchants of the Middle Ages" on the discount shelf at a game store yesterday. Maybe overstock has driven its increase in popularity.

Surprisingly, there were no games that had drastically fewer new ratings in 2013 than in 2012. Here are the 20 games that lost the most popularity last year, judging from number of new ratings. The difference is never more than 1%.

Game	Released in	201208 ratings	201307 ratings	Percentage increase	Average rating
I Don't Know, What Do You Want To Play?	2007	82	81	-1.00%	6.76
Sergeants! On the Eastern Front	2004	77	76	-1.00%	6.23
History of War	2003	92	88	-1.00%	5.88
Battlecards: World Conflict; Pacific Theatre; Starter Set	2003	65	63	-1.00%	5.69
Pirate King	2006	227	201	-0.90%	5.87
One More Barrel	2008	124	111	-0.87%	6.65
The Three Days of Gettysburg (second edition)	2000	67	64	-0.75%	7.04
Hong Kong	1999	65	63	-0.67%	5.84
Medievalia	2007	120	114	-0.60%	5.89
Santa Fe	1992	192	189	-0.60%	7.01
Treasure Fleet	2006	61	60	-0.50%	6.13
BattleBots: Kickbot Arena	2001	51	50	-0.50%	4.09
Grav Armor	1982	55	54	-0.50%	6.36
Ultimatum	1985	58	57	-0.50%	5.75
Mausoleum	2000	89	88	-0.50%	4.63
6 Billion	1999	125	124	-0.50%	5.32
Bulp!	2007	57	54	-0.43%	5.07
90°	2008	55	54	-0.33%	7.63
Warmachine Prime Remix	2006	144	141	-0.33%	8.28
Ekonos	2004	94	92	-0.33%	6.74

What about other measures of popularity? For instance, how about seeing how many people actually bought a given game in 2012? I couldn't do this calculation last year because I'd be comparing one year's worth of data against a baseline that went back ten years or more. But now I can compare 2012 numbers to 2013 numbers.

Here are the games with the biggest percentage increases in ownership in 2013, versus 2012:

Game	Released in	201208 new owners	201307 new owners	Percentage increase	Average rating
Unexpected Treasures	2002	34	362	328.00%	6.29
Polis: Fight for the Hegemony	2010	18	801	195.75%	8.31
Arctic Scavengers	2009	122	454	110.67%	6.82
Pax Baltica	2009	25	305	93.33%	7.62
Western Town	2005	4	282	92.67%	7.50
Sorts	2006	8	121	56.50%	5.94
Locomotive Werks	2002	181	370	27.00%	6.88
Extra!	1989	133	271	19.71%	6.50
Crude: The Oil Game	1974	368	799	18.74%	6.90
Chainmail	2009	155	205	16.67%	5.87
Anathema	2003	237	278	13.67%	5.55
String Railway	2009	163	868	13.30%	6.66
Tammany Hall	2007	472	1661	10.25%	7.45
Objective: Kiev	2010	65	295	10.00%	7.17
Hansa Extrakarte	2004	184	193	9.00%	6.59
Railways of the World	2005	5309	7451	8.24%	7.75
Zombies!!!	2001	5688	11044	8.18%	6.39
Merchants of the Middle Ages	1999	925	1626	8.15%	6.99
Rockband Manager	2010	75	306	7.97%	6.37
Hanabi	2010	444	3425	6.76%	7.57

As you might expect, a big increase in ownership corresponds to a big increase in the number of ratings. But a small increase in ownership doesn't seem highly correlated with a small increase in the number of ratings. Here are the games with the smallest percentage increases in ownership in 2013:

Game	Released in	201208 new owners	201307 new owners	Percentage increase	Average rating
Piraci: Córka Gubernatora	2006	57	54	-1.50%	5.97
Hexxagon	1992	9	8	-1.00%	5.51
Fan Tan	0	42	37	-0.71%	5.44
Knockabout	2001	122	120	-0.67%	6.87
The Three Days of Gettysburg (second edition)	2000	210	204	-0.55%	7.04
Mustang	2007	56	53	-0.50%	5.11
Tortuga	2003	119	118	-0.50%	5.38
The Aztec Market	2009	81	78	-0.33%	7.17
CrackeD ICE	2002	56	55	-0.33%	5.53
Battlecards: World Conflict; Western European Campaign; Starter Set	2001	201	200	-0.25%	5.50
Cannonball Colony	2008	69	68	-0.20%	7.06
My Little Pony Hide & Seek	2005	40	33	-0.19%	5.11
Age of Steam Expansion: Austria & India	2007	163	162	-0.17%	7.32
Martinis & Men	2007	85	84	-0.17%	5.10
Ultimate Werewolf: Whitebox Edition	2007	88	87	-0.17%	6.51
Taktika	2007	177	175	-0.15%	7.20
Start Player: A Kinda Collectible Card Game	2006	206	205	-0.12%	6.64
Alien City	2002	59	58	-0.12%	7.14
Brawling Battleships	2003	104	103	-0.12%	6.39
6 Billion	1999	248	247	-0.12%	5.32

BoardGameGeek also has a wishlist feature. We can see which games people started disproportionately putting on their wishlist in 2012, versus what was happening in 2011. Several of these games also enjoyed high positive cult-of-the-new effects.

Game	Released in	201208 wishlists	201307 wishlists	Percentage increase	Average rating
Railways of the World	2005	1188	2122	66.71%	7.75
Zombies!!! 2: Zombie Corps(e)	2002	68	121	53.00%	6.11
Zombies!!! 3: Mall Walkers	2003	70	121	51.00%	6.20
Mare Nostrum	2003	599	639	40.00%	6.79
World Without End	2009	632	667	35.00%	7.36
Black Spy	1981	12	45	33.00%	5.97
Chez Geek	1999	88	153	32.50%	5.78
Unexpected Treasures	2002	20	80	30.00%	6.29
Warrior Knights	2006	720	778	29.00%	6.92
Caesar's Gallic War	2009	32	57	25.00%	6.80
Zombies!!!	2001	207	465	21.50%	6.39
Memoir '44: Air Pack	2007	366	383	17.00%	7.64
Operation Jubilee: Dieppe, August 1942	2010	42	58	16.00%	7.30
River Dragons	2000	111	292	15.08%	6.42
Ys	2004	441	471	15.00%	7.04
The Princes of Machu Picchu	2008	304	319	15.00%	7.02
Baltimore & Ohio	2009	128	143	15.00%	7.34
Intruder	1980	107	121	14.00%	6.51
Munchkin 7: More Good Cards	2008	82	110	14.00%	6.76
Masques	2010	104	157	13.25%	6.83

And here are the games there were added to the fewest wishlists in 2013, proportionately speaking.

Game	Released in	201208 wishlists	201307 wishlists	Percentage increase	Average rating
Confucius	2008	292	271	-10.50%	6.94
Wings of War: WW2 Deluxe set	2009	102	94	-8.00%	7.38
Tannhäuser: Ramirez	2008	54	46	-8.00%	7.29
Gheos	2006	374	361	-6.50%	6.58
Thunderbolt/Apache Leader	1991	108	89	-6.33%	7.12
Let's Kill	1997	59	53	-6.00%	5.37
Typo	2004	42	36	-6.00%	6.16
WFF 'N PROOF	1962	37	31	-6.00%	4.88
Cosmic Wimpout	1975	57	51	-6.00%	5.93
Code 777	1985	307	279	-5.60%	6.80
Bangkok Klongs	2010	49	38	-5.50%	6.28
Covert Action	2007	97	86	-5.50%	5.30
Nightfall	2011	523	497	-5.20%	6.78
Order Up	2009	17	12	-5.00%	6.10
Chainmail	2009	80	75	-5.00%	5.87
Sultan	2007	27	22	-5.00%	6.14
Infernal Contraption	2007	177	167	-5.00%	6.00
Genesis	2006	80	75	-5.00%	6.48
Wacky Wacky West	1991	112	107	-5.00%	6.34
Wiz-War	1983	455	418	-4.62%	6.96

"Chainmail" had a big relative boost in ownership, but a big relative drop in being added to wishlists. That's the only game here that bears out a naive model of BGG usage--that people put games they want on their wishlist and remove them when they buy the game.

Changes in excess copies: the market in action

Back in 2011 I introduced the concept of excess copies: the difference between the number of people offering a game for trade on BGG, and the number of people who want to receive that game in trade. A game with a negative number of excess copies is in demand.

A game with a positive number of excess copies has negative demand in the trade market. This is different from low demand in the market as a whole. If a game is readily available and not too expensive, people would rather buy a new copy than get someone else's used copy. Popular games like Dominion have a lot of excess copies, but new copies still sell very well.

To straighten out that wrinkle, I'd now like to introduce the concept of the excess copy percentage: the percentage of total copies owned that are excess. If this percentage is a large positive number, it means the community as a whole is sick of this game. If it's a large negative number, it means there aren't nearly enough copies of the game to meet demand

In point of fact, this percentage is usually low or negative. Some games are in oversupply, but there's never a big increase in supply that's not met with demand. When I look at the change in the excess copy percentage between 2012 and 2013, I see games going from a high negative percentage of excess copies (much more demand than supply) to a low negative percentage in 2013 (a little more demand than supply) or a low positive percentage (demand has been met, and then some). This "supply" is supply on the trade market. It may be coming from a reprinting of the game, or from owners of existing copies deciding to put the game up for trade.

Game	Released in	201208 excess copies	201307 excess copies	Percentage increase	Average rating
Western Town	2005	-675.00%	-14.89%	660.11%	7.50
Polis: Fight for the Hegemony	2010	-127.78%	-17.35%	110.42%	8.31
Pax Baltica	2009	-108.00%	-9.18%	98.82%	7.62
String Railway	2009	-95.09%	-16.82%	78.27%	6.66
Unexpected Treasures	2002	-79.41%	-10.50%	68.91%	6.29
Arctic Scavengers	2009	-74.59%	-20.26%	54.33%	6.82
New York	2011	-18.37%	9.81%	28.18%	6.76
Mr. Jack Pocket: Goodies	2011	-31.45%	-4.37%	27.08%	7.16
Tammany Hall	2007	-36.44%	-11.98%	24.46%	7.45
Crude: The Oil Game	1974	-39.67%	-16.40%	23.28%	6.90
Medieval Mastery	2011	-36.17%	-14.10%	22.07%	6.14
WeyKick	2001	-56.10%	-34.18%	21.92%	6.95
Rockband Manager	2010	-21.33%	-0.65%	20.68%	6.37
Dungeon Fighter	2011	-30.00%	-10.25%	19.75%	7.00
Popular Front	2010	-40.00%	-22.08%	17.92%	7.44
Sergeants Miniatures Game: Day of Days	2011	-52.17%	-34.43%	17.75%	8.27
Ventura	2011	-15.00%	2.42%	17.42%	6.87
Colonial: Europe's Empires Overseas	2011	-41.87%	-24.48%	17.39%	7.27
Upon a Salty Ocean	2011	-22.96%	-6.39%	16.57%	6.75
Scallywags	2008	-20.00%	-3.77%	16.23%	6.36

I also see scarce games becoming even more scarce (going from a negative percentage of excess copies to a larger negative percentage). I would expect some of these games to be reprinted soon.

Game	Released in	201208 excess copies	201307 excess copies	Percentage increase	Average rating
Keydom	1998	-51.82%	-64.66%	-12.84%	6.78
Swish	2011	16.25%	4.23%	-12.02%	6.08
South African Railroads	2011	-11.39%	-22.78%	-11.39%	7.64
Offboard	2011	2.44%	-6.76%	-9.20%	6.48
Cheaty Mages!	2008	-13.85%	-22.34%	-8.49%	6.39
1846	2005	-46.78%	-55.08%	-8.30%	7.94
Mai-Star	2010	-13.92%	-22.11%	-8.18%	6.45
RRR	2010	-13.64%	-20.92%	-7.28%	6.86
Octego	2007	6.67%	0.00%	-6.67%	6.27
Keytown	2000	-25.67%	-32.32%	-6.65%	6.49
Schwarz Rot Gelb	2011	4.17%	-2.47%	-6.64%	5.92
Key Market	2010	-34.31%	-40.92%	-6.60%	7.56
Cannonball Colony	2008	-43.48%	-50.00%	-6.52%	7.06
Atlantis: Pathways of the Deep	2001	27.08%	20.65%	-6.43%	4.23
Gumshoe	1985	-8.66%	-14.89%	-6.23%	6.92
Monkey Dash	2009	1.25%	-4.88%	-6.13%	6.89
Age of Scheme: Routes to Riches	2008	-40.58%	-46.38%	-5.80%	6.05
Knights of Camelot	1980	-0.40%	-6.02%	-5.62%	6.34
Faux•Cabulary	2011	-5.88%	-11.43%	-5.55%	5.97
Dixit 2: "The American" promo card	2010	-38.68%	-44.21%	-5.53%	7.25

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