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Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
Perfect for those who own the base game and want more combo variety and chaos.
Highlights
- Adds new strategic layers
- Compatible with both game modes
- Quick and simple implementation
Keep in mind
- High language dependency
- Requires the base game
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About the game
What you do in a play session
If you're already enjoying the cosmic trip of Cosmic Frog: Find Muck, the Gluttony Pack arrives to give your experience the upgrade it deserves. This isn't a standalone game, but a focused expansion pack designed to inject more variety and new strategic possibilities into your sessions. The set brings 18 new cards that shake up the game dynamics, ensuring that matches don't feel repetitive and that every turn has an extra kick.
What's inside the box? The pack is very straightforward: you get six new Ability cards, strategically split to cater to the two playstyles of the base game (one set for those using the dice-based deck and another for the chip-based deck). On top of that, there are five new Action cards to mess with your opponents' plans and one Splinter Strike card, adding an extra layer of tension and impact during the match.
It's the perfect addition for players who have already mastered the basic rules and want to test new combos or simply add more depth to player interactions. Since the focus is on card expansion, the learning curve is extremely low for those familiar with the game, as it's simply adding new options to the deck. Keep in mind that because the content is card-based, language dependency is high, so if you aren't fluent in the original language, you'll need a translation to fully leverage the new abilities and actions. Get your cosmic frog ready, because gluttony has taken over space, and the gameplay possibilities just got bigger and more chaotic!
What's inside the box? The pack is very straightforward: you get six new Ability cards, strategically split to cater to the two playstyles of the base game (one set for those using the dice-based deck and another for the chip-based deck). On top of that, there are five new Action cards to mess with your opponents' plans and one Splinter Strike card, adding an extra layer of tension and impact during the match.
It's the perfect addition for players who have already mastered the basic rules and want to test new combos or simply add more depth to player interactions. Since the focus is on card expansion, the learning curve is extremely low for those familiar with the game, as it's simply adding new options to the deck. Keep in mind that because the content is card-based, language dependency is high, so if you aren't fluent in the original language, you'll need a translation to fully leverage the new abilities and actions. Get your cosmic frog ready, because gluttony has taken over space, and the gameplay possibilities just got bigger and more chaotic!
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2
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4
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6
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Publisher
Devious Weasel Games
Designer
Jenna Felli
Artist
Tani Pettit
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play the Gluttony Pack as a standalone game?
No, it's an expansion. You absolutely need Cosmic Frog: Find Muck to use these cards.
How does it change the gameplay?
You get new abilities and actions, which create different combos and make matches more unpredictable.
Does it work with any game mode?
Yes! The pack includes specific cards for both dice-based and chip-based gameplay.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! If you already know the base game, just add the cards to the deck and follow the usual logic.
Is it language dependent?
Yes, since the action and ability cards have specific text, there is a high language dependency.