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Mobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack

A Fighting and Miniatures game for 2–5 players, of 150 min and of medium complexity. It plays with variable player powers, modular board and player elimination. Recommended from age 10. The BoardGameGeek community likes it best with 3 players.

Mobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack is the tenth anniversary edition of Vincent Baker's Mechaton. Build yourself a company of robots called mobile frames out of LEGO, give yourself some objectives to defend, lay out a table with a few friends, and fight! We're making sure you've got all the parts we've got so you can have the most fun you can with the game. You'll get play instructions, building instructions, even instructions for how to make your own setting. Because, just like a LEGO set, building what's on the front of the box is fun, but building your own thing is where it really catches fire. So that's what we want you to do! Build robots, play with our setting, sure! If you're into VOTOMS, Dougram, Macross, or Gasaraki, then we want to play with you! We've put a lot of love and care into the designs and the setting and we're excited to see what people do with them. But then check out the advice on building a setting and house rules, too, and go to town!

2–5 players150 min playing time10+ age2.6 complexity
7.8 / 10 on BGG
77 ratings

Designed by D. Vincent Baker · Joshua A. C. Newman

Published by the glyphpress

No Spanish edition. Only available imported and in another language.

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