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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for families and anyone who loves vibrant pop art!
Highlights
- Incredible and colorful art
- Simple and fast rules
- Great for group play
- Fun card dynamics
Keep in mind
- Might be too simple for veterans
- Relies on card luck
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If you love vibrant pop art and want something that blends fun with a touch of creative chaos, Cartoona is your game! Featuring the incredible artwork of Robert Burke, this isn't just another building game; it's a colorful explosion where the goal is to create the weirdest and most hilarious creatures you've ever seen. The concept is simple yet addictive: you need to be the first player (or part of a team, since it supports up to 8 people!) to reach 50 points by building these wacky monsters. To achieve this, you'll fit together tiles representing different creature parts—like you're assembling a puzzle of bizarre beings—and use action cards to boost your score or, of course, to throw a wrench in your friends' plans. It's the kind of game that flows quickly, making it perfect for a relaxed night with family or friends who don't mind laughing at a monster with three eyes and a sausage arm. The dynamic of tile placement and action card management keeps everyone on their toes, as no one knows who will complete their first giant creature first. Additionally, the versatility of playing solo, in pairs, or in large groups makes Cartoona an excellent choice for various player profiles. If you're looking for something light, visually stimulating, and with rules that can be learned in a flash, get your tiles ready and start building your creature collection!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Robert Burke Games
Designer
Robert Burke
Artist
Luis Francisco, Robert Burke
What is the recommended age to play?
With simple rules and a playful visual style, it's excellent for kids, but adults will have a blast too!
Can it be played in pairs?
Absolutely! It works great for head-to-head duels or large groups of up to 8 players.
How long does a game last?
It's a quick one, usually between 30 to 40 minutes, perfect for keeping the energy up.
Is the game complex?
Not at all! The mechanics are very intuitive, perfect for those wanting instant fun without reading massive manuals.
What's inside the box?
The box is fully loaded: 94 creature tiles, 70 action cards, 8 player screens, and the rulebook.