7.6
rating
Ludopedia
6.3
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Love the chaotic theme of El Chapulín Colorado? This game is pure chaotic fun with friends!
Highlights
- Hilarious direct interaction
- Super fun theme
- Fast-paced games
Keep in mind
- Player elimination can frustrate
- Luck can play a big role
FOR GENRE FANS
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Get ready for a crazy adventure in the world of El Chapulín Colorado! In "Pepe, I've Already Taken the Candle!", you and your friends become ambitious scientists returning to the lab to steal genius projects. But watch out, El Chapulín Colorado might show up at any moment to ruin your plans!
The objective is simple, but the journey is anything but: be the first to escape the lab with three stolen projects or the first to survive an attack from our red hero. To achieve this, you'll use cards that allow you to open and close doors, push your rivals (literally!), hide in the shadows, switch bodies with other characters (yes, you read that right!), and even control the little dog Tirôles or El Chapulín himself.
It's a fast-paced game, with matches lasting between 25 and 50 minutes, ideal for 2 to 5 players who enjoy a good dose of chaos and direct interaction. The player elimination mechanic ensures the tension stays high, while set collection of projects and "take that" cards create hilarious and unpredictable moments.
If you're a fan of El Chapulín Colorado, love games with a fun theme, and don't mind hindering your friends a bit on the path to victory, this game is for you. The complexity is moderate, making it accessible for those with some board game experience, yet still challenging enough to keep everyone engaged. Prepare to laugh and maybe shout "They didn't count on my cleverness!" as you try to escape with your projects.
The objective is simple, but the journey is anything but: be the first to escape the lab with three stolen projects or the first to survive an attack from our red hero. To achieve this, you'll use cards that allow you to open and close doors, push your rivals (literally!), hide in the shadows, switch bodies with other characters (yes, you read that right!), and even control the little dog Tirôles or El Chapulín himself.
It's a fast-paced game, with matches lasting between 25 and 50 minutes, ideal for 2 to 5 players who enjoy a good dose of chaos and direct interaction. The player elimination mechanic ensures the tension stays high, while set collection of projects and "take that" cards create hilarious and unpredictable moments.
If you're a fan of El Chapulín Colorado, love games with a fun theme, and don't mind hindering your friends a bit on the path to victory, this game is for you. The complexity is moderate, making it accessible for those with some board game experience, yet still challenging enough to keep everyone engaged. Prepare to laugh and maybe shout "They didn't count on my cleverness!" as you try to escape with your projects.
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Publisher
Corbe Toys
Designer
Nordan Manz
How many people can play?
The game is for 2 to 5 players, so you can enjoy it as a duo or in larger groups.
How long does a game take?
Games are quick, usually lasting between 25 and 50 minutes, perfect for not dragging on too long.
Is the game very complicated to learn?
The complexity is considered medium. The basic rules are easy to grasp, but the interactions and strategies can be surprising.
Can a player be eliminated and have nothing to do?
Yes, the "Player Elimination" mechanic exists. If you're caught by El Chapulín or can't get your projects, you might be out of the game before it ends.
Do I need to know English to play?
No! The game has no language dependency, so you can play it comfortably.
Is it a game focused more on luck or strategy?
It's a mix! Luck with the cards plays a significant role, but knowing how to use your actions and position yourself is crucial for victory.