Frenzy

(Self-Published) · Board game · 2012
2–6 15 min
7.0 rating Ludopedia
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7.0 rating Ludopedia
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Our Verdict

A fun, ultra-fast chaos for players who hate waiting for turns!

Highlights
  • Extremely quick play
  • High-energy gameplay
  • Very easy to learn
  • Great for parties
Keep in mind
  • Requires quick reflexes
  • Can get quite loud
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About the game
Get your heart racing and your reflexes ready, because Frenzy is the kind of game that turns your table into controlled chaos! Created by the legendary Eric Lang, this is a high-speed card game where velocity is your best friend. The main goal is simple yet intense: you need to build your own troop of spider monkeys as fast as humanly possible. To do this, the challenge is to empty your deck before anyone else does.

The gameplay is entirely simultaneous, meaning nobody is sitting around waiting for their turn. While you're managing your hand, you have to follow a specific sequence to complete the monkeys (involving a tail, numbers 1 through 10, and a head) and create community piles. It's a mix of hand management, memory, and pure visual speed. If you manage to complete four monkeys and still have the breath to yell 'Frenzy!', you win!

While there are mentions of fantasy battle versions involving Orcs and Knights in certain duel contexts, the core Frenzy experience is this race against time and opponents. It is perfect for those looking for a quick 15-minute session that leaves everyone breathless and laughing. It's a straightforward card game with zero fluff, ideal for warming up a party or playing a quick round with family and friends. If you enjoy games where time is your greatest enemy, this is definitely for you!
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Game details

Families

Animals: Apes / Monkeys
Publisher (Self-Published)
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a game last?
Super quick! Usually between 15 to 20 minutes.
What is the recommended age?
6+ years old, but adults love the chaos too!
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all. The rules are simple and you'll learn while playing.
How many players can join?
From 2 to 6 players.
Do I need high skill?
More than deep strategy, you'll need speed and focus!