À La CART

(Self-Published) · Board game · 2026
Ludopedia BGG 2 20–30 min
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

À La CART is a fun and frantic game for those who enjoy dexterity challenges and a bit of friendly competition. The mix of strategy and disc flicking creates quick and unpredictable matches, perfect for playing with friends. If you like games that require manual skill and quick decisions, this one's for you!

Highlights
  • Fun flicking mechanic
  • Quick and dynamic matches
  • Two varied gameplay modes
Keep in mind
  • Requires some playing space
  • Can be frustrating for beginners
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About the game

What you do in a play session

À La CART is a fast-paced dexterity and strategy game where two players face off in an unusual scenario: one plays as an online grocery order filler, and the other is the unsuspecting customer dealing with the obstacles created. The game takes place on a shared board representing the store, and the goal is to collect shopping items, control strategic areas, and disrupt the opponent with precise disc flicks. The flicking mechanic is at the heart of the experience, requiring both precision and a bit of luck. Each match is quick and chaotic, perfect for those who enjoy games that blend physical action with tactical decisions. With two gameplay modes and variable options, À La CART promises fresh fun every time, like a trip to the supermarket full of surprises!

Best player count

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Duel · 2 players
2 OK

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Game details

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Publisher (Self-Published)
Designer Ryan Vodnik
Artist Ryan Vodnik

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How many players can play À La CART?
The game is exclusively for 2 players, perfect for quick and intense duels.
How long does a match last?
Each game takes about 20-30 minutes, ideal for a quick session.
Does it require a lot of space to play?
Yes, the board and flicking mechanics need a reasonably large table.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are simple, but mastering the flicks takes some practice.
Who is this game recommended for?
For those who enjoy dexterity games, direct competition, and physical mechanics.

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