Uninvited Guests at a Wedding Review: Quick Take with Tom Vasel

About Uninvited Guests at a Wedding, from BoardGameGeek:

You and your gang weren't invited to the big Indian wedding - but the buffet was calling, the DJ was fire, and someone had to photobomb the selfies. You danced like no one's watching (amongst thousands of guests), raided the chaat (snack) counter, and devoured the biryani...but now there's evidence. Photos. Suspicious chachis (aunties) watching your every move. And now the khandaan (family) is on high alert - ready to unmask the wedding crashers. Time to cover your tracks, pin the blame on your friends, and make a clean escape! In Uninvited Guests at a Wedding, you are one of those guests, and you want to remove evidence where you are spotted, expose your friends' identities, and escape the shaadi with the most points. On a turn, you can either clear evidence or make an accusation to guess another player's identity. Guess correctly, and you earn points and take the opponent's identity card; if not, you are immediately eliminated from the round. You can also play misleading evidence cards that don't contain your photo, which earn negative points at game's end. Your goal? Have the most points from evidence cards removed from the grid. Even if eliminated, you still have a chance to win, especially with the added twist of the informant card that's revealed from the fifth round onwards to shake up the game.