6.6
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Ludopedia
6.1
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those looking for a fast, chaotic party game to laugh at their friends' misfortune.
Highlights
- Extremely simple and fast rules
- High interaction and laughter
- Very short and dynamic matches
- Great as a filler between games
Keep in mind
- Elimination might bore some players
- Luck plays a significant role
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Ever had that panic of being in the water and realizing there's a shark nearby? Well, in Get Bit!, that's exactly the vibe, but with one twist: you don't need to be the fastest swimmer in the ocean, you just need to be faster than your friends! The game is a frantic survival struggle where the goal is simple: don't be the last one in line.
Here's how it works: everyone plays a card simultaneously, keeping it hidden until everyone has decided. When the cards are revealed, the numbers determine the new order of the line. Those who played the highest numbers move to the front, while those with the lowest numbers end up at the back, right in the shark's mouth. But watch out! If there are ties, those players stay put in their current position, which could be your salvation or your doom.
The drama peaks when the shark attacks: whoever is in the last position loses a limb (yes, it's quite visceral and funny) and is flung to the front of the line, giving them a chance to survive another round. The tension builds as the group shrinks. The match continues in this cycle of pushing and desperation until only two swimmers remain. At this final moment, the rule flips: whoever is at the front of the line wins the game and escapes unscathed.
It's the perfect game for those looking for something fast, with rules that can be explained in two minutes and plenty of interaction. It's the kind of party game where the laughter comes from your friends' misfortune, ideal for breaking the ice at gatherings or as a fun filler between heavier games. Get ready to betray your friends to save your own skin!
Here's how it works: everyone plays a card simultaneously, keeping it hidden until everyone has decided. When the cards are revealed, the numbers determine the new order of the line. Those who played the highest numbers move to the front, while those with the lowest numbers end up at the back, right in the shark's mouth. But watch out! If there are ties, those players stay put in their current position, which could be your salvation or your doom.
The drama peaks when the shark attacks: whoever is in the last position loses a limb (yes, it's quite visceral and funny) and is flung to the front of the line, giving them a chance to survive another round. The tension builds as the group shrinks. The match continues in this cycle of pushing and desperation until only two swimmers remain. At this final moment, the rule flips: whoever is at the front of the line wins the game and escapes unscathed.
It's the perfect game for those looking for something fast, with rules that can be explained in two minutes and plenty of interaction. It's the kind of party game where the laughter comes from your friends' misfortune, ideal for breaking the ice at gatherings or as a fun filler between heavier games. Get ready to betray your friends to save your own skin!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Robot Martini, Inc., asmodee, Asterion Press, Bombyx, Broadway Toys LTD, Conclave Editora, Gap Times, Greater Than Games, LLC, Hobby World, Mayday Games, Reflexshop, Rexhry, Siam Board Games, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd., Synapses Games, YaoPlay, 游隙时光
Designer
Dave Chalker
Artist
Gavin Schmitt, Vincent Poulard, Xavier Collette
Is the game complex? Does it take long to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple, and you can explain them to your group in under 5 minutes.
How many people can play?
The game supports 2 to 7 players, and it's excellent for larger groups because of the chaos.
How long does a match last?
It's very quick, usually between 10 and 20 minutes, depending on how much luck (or bad luck) the players have.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, as long as they are okay with the humorous idea of 'losing limbs' to a shark.
Is there a lot of strategy or is it just luck?
There's a bit of hand management to decide when to use your high numbers, but luck and the unpredictability of others are the heart of the game.