There are some other games, like escape rooms in a box, where some of the puzzles encourage you to cut up the rulebook or things like that. On the one hand it

There are some other games, like escape rooms in a box, where some of the puzzles encourage you to cut up the rulebook or things like that. On the one hand it hurts replayablity, but those sorts of games have next to no replayability to begin with. Once you solve the puzzle, there's not much left. On one level it bothers me because you should be able to replay stuff, but at the same time it's the experience rather than the game board and there's a lot of ways to spend more than 10 bucks on an hour's entertainment.