It looks like you’ll be able to buy individual expansions through the Pledge Manager, but there isn’t an actual pledge level that will get you only a couple of expansions.Ĭheck out the Kickstarter today and see what you think. You can do the “All-In” pledge for $130 ($150 for Deluxe). Of course, there are also options to get the whole enchilada. The Deluxe Edition of the same will only cost you $60. I don’t really need upgraded components, but this is a great option for those who do.įor those who have everything already, you can get the Big Box, Nostalgia expansion and any stretch goals for $40 US plus shipping. You can also buy the Deluxe Edition with upgraded components (including joined hands that kind of look creepy so hopefully they’ll change them). I’m really in this for the Big Box, but I’m not going to turn away a new expansion either! The campaign also includes a new expansion, Nostalgia. That’s a lot of space, and apparently it will hold sleeved cards (I haven’t bothered to sleeve this one though).Īlso, the consolidated rulebook will be a godsend, given the small rules sheets for the various promos plus the expansions themselves. This is obviously from the Kickstarter page. How about I let the Kickstarter page tell you. Yes, the Pursuit of Happiness: Big Box is now out on Kickstarter and it funded in 20 minutes. How to get this great game to the table without too much fuss? The organizing issue is mine, but it still presents a dilemma for me. Last time I pulled the game out to play with new players, deciding that I was just going to do the base game so I didn’t have to explain too much, I found it very difficult to actually separate the expansions out. Including the promos, the extra small expansion Thug Life and other stuff, the original box is getting pretty full! And so disorganized that it intimidates me. I then backed the last expansion, Experiences, when it hit in 2019. When the The Pursuit of Happiness: Community expansion hit Kickstarter, though, I jumped on board and bought both. You are trying to live the best life you can, getting a job, doing leisure activities, hobbies, buying stuff, finding love, maybe even having kids (if you have the Kids expansion, as base game Happiness is child-free, which actually makes me happy!) This is basically a much better version of the game of Life. I’ve really enjoyed my couple of plays of The Pursuit of Happiness, published by Artipia Games.ĭesigned by Adrian Abela and David Chircop, with gorgeous and whimsical art by Panayiotis Lyris, the game was published in 2015 but I missed it on Kickstarter.
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