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Review category Success in some games depends entirely on luck. Other games require players to make strategy decisions and have very little or no luck. Many games involve elements of both strategic thinking and luck. Chess would be an example of a "low luck" game. The simple game of Chutes and Ladders is entirely luck. Monopoly has some strategy to it, but is mostly luck. High luck and low complexity games are often the easiest to play and are good choices for children who frustrate easily. High luck games can feel boring to more experienced game players.
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