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Fucking Metal Fest

Crazy Brain Product · Board game · 2026
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Players
2–4
Play Time
45 min
Weight
Weight —/5
Year
Year 2026
Minimum age
Minimum age 18+
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Fucking Metal Fest is that game you pull out for a night of laughs and tons of interaction at the table. If you love the idea of building an epic festival while messing with your friends' lives using event cards, this is your stage! It's a light, competitive experience with plenty of room for playful mischief, perfect for those looking for a card game with a fun theme and straightforward mechanics.

Highlights
  • Fun and engaging theme
  • Direct player interaction
  • Simple rules, easy to learn
  • Exciting instant win condition
  • Guaranteed playful chaos
Keep in mind
  • Can have high randomness
  • Interaction can be aggressive
  • No official BGG weight yet
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Hey headbanger! Ready to build the most insane metal festival of all time? In Fucking Metal Fest, you and your friends (or rivals!) compete to create the perfect lineup, attract the biggest crowd, and, of course, sabotage other festivals with plenty of style. This is a competitive card game where managing your hand and collecting bands are crucial, but the real fun comes from using events to mess with your opponents' lives.

During the game, you'll recruit bands of various styles and countries for your festival, each bringing valuable fans. Additionally, bands can generate Beer, which is the currency to activate Event cards – and that's where things get interesting! You can use these events to boost your own festival or, even better, to drop a 'surprise' band onto your opponent's stage, messing up their entire plan. The goal is to be the first to place your sixth band or the sixth band on an opponent's festival, or, for an epic and instant victory, unleash your third Mythic Event. In the end, whoever has the most hyped festival in terms of bands and fans takes the glory! Prepare for plenty of chaos and heavy riffs!

Best player count

BGG community vote

2–4 players
2 OK
3 OK
4 OK

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Game details

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Publisher Crazy Brain Product
Designer Cedrik Pepin

Community

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2owners

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

6 questions
How many players can participate in Fucking Metal Fest?
The game is ideal for 2 to 4 players, making it perfect for both duels and a fuller table of rockers.
What is the average game duration?
A game of Fucking Metal Fest is quite dynamic, lasting around 45 minutes. Enough time to set up a festival and cause some serious damage!
Is it a complex game for beginners?
Not at all! The rules are very accessible, and the fun starts quickly. It's a great entry point for those new to board games or looking for something lighter.
What are the main components of the game?
The game is a card game, so you can expect many band cards, event cards, and other elements that will bring your festival to life. There are no details yet on other components, but cards are at the heart of the experience.
Who is Fucking Metal Fest recommended for?
It's highly recommended for those who enjoy competitive card games with plenty of direct interaction, a touch of humor, and a vibrant music theme. If you like 'Take That' and don't mind being a bit mischievous with your friends, you'll love it!
Is there an instant win condition?
Yes! Besides being the first to place your sixth band (or the sixth band on an opponent's festival), you can achieve an immediate victory by playing your third Mythic Event. This adds an interesting strategic layer!

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