Glitches: Full Duplex
PaperGames (III) · Board game · 2024
2
10–20 min
1.0
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Ludopedia
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BGG
1.0
rating
Ludopedia
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rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Fans of quick card games with a touch of extra strategy will love this!
Highlights
- Double scoring challenge
- Fast and light
- No complex rules
Keep in mind
- Small production cost
- Timing matters
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Glitches: Full Duplex is the expansion that takes the already fun card-based pattern‑building game to an extra level of competition. The idea is simple: when a player manages to score in both a row and a column while placing a card on the grid, they receive a ‘Full Duplex’ card. This card has a unique illustration and, at the end of the game, whoever holds it earns 2 extra points.
The game continues with the same mechanic of placing cards in rows and columns to create scoring patterns. The expansion does not alter the base rules, it just adds the new card as a bonus. This keeps the learning curve low while adding an extra strategic element: who will try to secure the double score and who will try to stop the opponent.
Components remain the same as the base game: colorful cards, a small board, and score tokens. The expansion adds only one card, so the production cost is minimal and the experience stays light and quick – ideal for 10‑20 minute sessions.
For those who love the logic of combining and optimizing positions, Full Duplex offers an extra challenge without complicating the fun. If you enjoy fast card games with an energetic pace and a techy sense of humor, this expansion will delight you.
In short, the expansion keeps the charm of the base game, adds a 2‑point bonus that can turn the game, and requires no rule changes. It’s perfect for anyone looking for a light but slightly more tense and strategic experience.
The game continues with the same mechanic of placing cards in rows and columns to create scoring patterns. The expansion does not alter the base rules, it just adds the new card as a bonus. This keeps the learning curve low while adding an extra strategic element: who will try to secure the double score and who will try to stop the opponent.
Components remain the same as the base game: colorful cards, a small board, and score tokens. The expansion adds only one card, so the production cost is minimal and the experience stays light and quick – ideal for 10‑20 minute sessions.
For those who love the logic of combining and optimizing positions, Full Duplex offers an extra challenge without complicating the fun. If you enjoy fast card games with an energetic pace and a techy sense of humor, this expansion will delight you.
In short, the expansion keeps the charm of the base game, adds a 2‑point bonus that can turn the game, and requires no rule changes. It’s perfect for anyone looking for a light but slightly more tense and strategic experience.
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Publisher
PaperGames (III)
Designer
Reiner Knizia
Artist
Danilo Salvego
How many players can play with this expansion?
It works with 2 players, just like the base game.
What is the approximate duration of a game with the expansion?
Between 10 and 20 minutes, depending on how fast players are.
Does the expansion change the core rules?
No, it only adds the Full Duplex card as a scoring bonus.
What components are needed to play the expansion?
The same as the base game – cards, board, and score tokens – plus one extra card.
Who is the ideal audience for this expansion?
Players who enjoy quick card games, combination logic, and a techy sense of humor.
How does the Full Duplex card work?
When a player scores in both a row and a column at the same time, they receive the card, which stays with the player who achieved both. At game end, the holder gets 2 extra points.
Can this expansion be combined with other expansions?
Yes, it can be combined with other expansions that do not alter the simultaneous scoring mechanic.
