There's a great step each round where you all plan together but, and they said this at the end of the video as well, it avoids the Pandemic-style solo game leader/dictator situation by then throwing the planned cards into your hand with some previously hidden cards that might be better than what you were planning. And when that happens, you're free to simply try to play a better hand based on what you knew your teammates were up to.
There's that, and it's fast. We finished up our first game in under an hour, even with being new to the game. Took me longer to watch the playthrough. And it feels even faster with the discussion portion being pretty spirited and interactive.
It might have limited replay with three different villains and a couple of ways to escalate the difficulty, but I suspect they'll expand it at some point in the future. If not, it's still a super easy game to teach a visitor. You get to coop instead of playing against each other. And it's a pleasant alternative to a parallel game like Pandemic.
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