Quick Peaks – Disney Villainous: Sugar and Spite, Payback Card Game, Tic Tac Trek, Star Trek: Catan, and Trapwords

Disney Villainous: Sugar and Spite - Justin Bell

Another day, another Villainous! Did you know that there is so much Villainous in the world now that there are three separate Villainous lines—Marvel, Star Wars, and Disney? (This is a little strange to me, if only because I thought Disney owned the rights to all those properties.) Needless to say, the Villainous system is pretty popular, and I recently had the chance to run through a review copy of the latest Disney content, Villainous: Sugar and Spite. This time around we get two new villains from the Mouse House: Shere Khan (The Jungle Book) and King Candy (Wreck-It Ralph).

The novel addition here is King Candy, who has a cool movement mechanic that spices up how this character sits between spaces as well as a race component that determines if he meets his win condition. One play into the new experience, the verdict was in: the new additions feel wholly different (although Shere Khan just isn’t as interesting as King Candy), Villainous still overstays its welcome by 20-30 minutes every time I play, and the production is gorgeous, especially the movers supplied for the two new characters.

We still own the Disney Villainous: Introduction to Evil set,…

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