7.1
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Ludopedia
6.8
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those wanting to escape traditional games and looking for something chaotic and funny for large groups.
Highlights
- Very fun flicking dynamics
- Supports large groups of players
- Well-applied Wild West theme
- Customizable and flexible scenarios
Keep in mind
- Requires plenty of table space
- Luck and precision outweigh strategy
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Get your trigger finger ready because in Flick 'em Up!, the law of the West is decided by the flick! Imagine yourself in the middle of a dusty 19th-century town, but instead of rolling dice or playing cards, you control your character by sliding discs across the board. The dynamic is simple yet chaotic: you can choose the path of crime, becoming a fearless outlaw who robs banks, frees prisoners, and causes general mayhem, or you can wear the sheriff's star and try to maintain order, preventing the bandits from getting their way.
The game blends the precision of dexterity with strategic objectives. It's not just about hitting your opponent to knock them out of the way (although that's the most fun part), but also about positioning yourself correctly to complete pick-up and deliver missions. You'll have to handle different types of weapons and tactics to dominate the street. The great thing is that the game is extremely flexible: you can follow the suggested scenarios in the manual for a guided experience or, if you're with a creative group, you can build your own maps and rules to create new challenges.
Supporting up to 10 players, it turns into a real party, filled with laughter and that atmosphere of healthy (or not so healthy) competition as everyone tries to hit their target. It's the kind of game that breaks the ice quickly, as the frustration of missing an obvious flick is almost as funny as the satisfaction of a perfect shot. If you're looking for something that gets people out of their seats and brings the adrenaline of street duels to the table, this is the right game. Just be careful not to knock over your drinks during the excitement of the final showdown!
The game blends the precision of dexterity with strategic objectives. It's not just about hitting your opponent to knock them out of the way (although that's the most fun part), but also about positioning yourself correctly to complete pick-up and deliver missions. You'll have to handle different types of weapons and tactics to dominate the street. The great thing is that the game is extremely flexible: you can follow the suggested scenarios in the manual for a guided experience or, if you're with a creative group, you can build your own maps and rules to create new challenges.
Supporting up to 10 players, it turns into a real party, filled with laughter and that atmosphere of healthy (or not so healthy) competition as everyone tries to hit their target. It's the kind of game that breaks the ice quickly, as the frustration of missing an obvious flick is almost as funny as the satisfaction of a perfect shot. If you're looking for something that gets people out of their seats and brings the adrenaline of street duels to the table, this is the right game. Just be careful not to knock over your drinks during the excitement of the final showdown!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Pretzel Games, Enigma (Bergsala Enigma), Filosofia Éditions, Galápagos Jogos, Ghenos Games, Lacerta, Ludonova, One Moment Games, Z-Man Games
Designer
Gaëtan Beaujannot, Jean Yves Monpertuis
Artist
Chris Quilliams
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! It's designed to be intuitive. If you know how to flick, you know how to play. The objective rules are simple and quick to explain.
How many people can play?
It's very generous, supporting 2 to 10 players. It's excellent for parties and family gatherings.
How long does a game last?
Usually between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on the chosen scenario and the players' skill (or lack thereof).
Is it a strategic game or purely luck-based?
It's a dexterity game. There is strategy in positioning, but victory depends almost entirely on your physical precision.
Who do you recommend this game for?
For those who enjoy party games, like physical interactions, and want something light to play with friends or family.