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ROBOT RISE!
A Card Game and Science Fiction game for 2–6 players, of 15–30 min and light on rules. It plays with hand management, set collection and take that. Recommended from age 8. The BoardGameGeek community likes it best with 3 players.
The Ministry of Discord, an international alliance of archvillains, has an opening for a new member. Each player in ROBOT RISE! is a mad scientist hoping to earn that coveted seat (and win the game) by eliminating all the other players. The 116-card deck contains dozens of unique cards, including: - Secret Lairs: Protect these from being destroyed by your opponents - Mad Scientist Identity cards (a Kickstarter stretch goal) - Giant Robot Parts: Assemble a giant robot to attack opponents or defend against attacks - Raid, Freeze Ray, and Mind Control are nuisance attacks that reduce your opponents' effectiveness - Defense Cards: The best offense is a good defense...sometimes. - Spy Attack! - Disasters! - And many others... Need part of a Giant Robot to carry out an attack? Call for a temporary alliance with one of your opponents. After all, the enemy of your enemy...can sometimes be useful. Gameplay consists of taking one action (typically playing a card), following through on the implications of that action, and then ending your turn by replenishing your hand (i.e., drawing one or more cards). The game ends when just one player has any secret lairs remaining. This game was successfully funded via Kickstarter on August 31, 2017 and is currently available from select retailers and the publisher's website.
Designed by Craig Froehle
Published by Happy Harpy Games
No Spanish edition. Only available imported and in another language.
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