GYM

One Moment Games, Perplext · Board game · 2017
2–6 · best 2 10–20 min Weight 2.5/5
7.0 rating Ludopedia
6.2 rating BGG
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7.0 rating Ludopedia
6.2 rating BGG
Our Verdict

Fans of team-based games with a dash of sabotage will love GYM. A microgame that packs big strategy into a tiny box!

Highlights
  • Fast and easy to learn
  • Direct and fun interaction
  • Great for team play
  • Nostalgic and well-executed theme
Keep in mind
  • Can get chaotic with 6 players
  • Some events rely on luck
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About the game
GYM is a fast-paced, fun game that recreates the vibe of gym class, where teams compete in sporting events. Split into two phases, the game starts with the 'Pick' phase, where each player recruits kids for their team — some are star athletes, others are troublemakers who can shake things up. In the 'Play' phase, teams assign their kids to events (4 out of 6 available), using special abilities to sabotage opponents or secure advantages. Each kid has unique skills, and timing is everything. The team with the most points after the events wins! Part of the Pack O Game series, GYM is compact but packed with strategy and interaction. Perfect for fans of team-based games with a dash of controlled chaos.
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In English

BEST PLAYER COUNT
2 BEST
3 OK
4 OK
5 OK
6 OK
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Crowdfunding: Kickstarter Digital Implementations: Tabletopia Series: Pack O Game (Perplext) Theme: School / College / University
Publisher One Moment Games, Perplext
Designer Chris Handy (I)
Artist Chris Handy (I), Vjekoslav Zivkovic
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players is best?
Works great with 4 or 6 (balanced teams), but 2 is also fun.
How long does it take?
Quick! 10-20 minutes, perfect for multiple rounds.
Does it need a big table?
Nope! It's a compact game, fits anywhere.
Is it hard to learn?
Super easy. Everyone gets it in 5 minutes.
Is there language dependency?
Minimal text, easy to memorize even if non-English.