# エチエチスキンデスマーチ (Ecchi-Ecchi Skin Death March) ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2026 - **BGG Rating**: — - **BGG Rank**: — - **Players**: 2-6 - **Duration**: 20 min - **Weight**: — - **Designers**: ゆお (Yuo) - **Publishers**: (Self-Published) - **Categories**: Card Game - **Mechanics**: Hand Management, Ladder Climbing ## Verdict Ecchi-Ecchi Skin Death March is for those who love fast games with questionable humor. The premise is absurd (saving a game company with risqué skins) and the gameplay is pure strategic silliness. If you enjoy card games with adult humor and simple mechanics, you'll have a blast. Just not for those seeking seriousness or family-friendly content.Irreverent humor and unique themeQuick and easy to learnGreat for casual fun with friendsHumor isn't for everyoneLacks strategic depthFOR GENRE FANS ## Description Ecchi-Ecchi Skin Death March is a hilarious and irreverent card game where you play as a desperate F2P game director pushing increasingly risqué character skins to boost sales. The president has decreed: anyone not suggestive enough gets demoted! Each player starts with a hand of cards numbered 1 to 8 (with 6 copies of each). On your turn, play multiple identical or consecutive cards to form a number (e.g., 5 and 6 become 65). If you can't beat the current number, you're out for the round. Survivors earn points, with a bonus for the lowest total card value. First to 4 points wins – and earns the title of 'Boldest Director'! The game is fast (20 min), chaotic, and perfect for those who enjoy spicy humor and simple ladder-climbing mechanics. Just don't expect deep strategy – it's all about shameless fun! ## FAQ ### How many players? 2 to 6, but it gets crazier (and funnier) with more people! ### How long does it take? About 20 minutes – it's quick and highly replayable. ### Do I need to like anime? Not necessarily, but it helps enjoy the over-the-top theme humor. ### Is it complex? Nope! Rules take 2 minutes. The real challenge is being bold without shame. ### Good for family game night? Better avoid – the humor leans adult/casual.