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Ludopedia
6.5
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those looking for a fast, chaotic filler game to play with friends.
Highlights
- Quick and dynamic gameplay
- Simple and intuitive rules
- High player interaction
- Light and practical components
Keep in mind
- Dice luck dominates the game
- Shallow strategy for hardcore gamers
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Ever had that feeling of assembling the perfect crew just to loot everything in sight? That's exactly what happens in Looterz! Here, you take on the role of a looter leader in a frantic race to accumulate as much treasure as possible. But don't get too comfortable: in this world, loyalty is a relative concept, and your opponents will try to steal your spoils at any cost. The dynamics are fast and straightforward, ideal for those who don't want to spend hours reading complex manuals.
The game flow is well-paced, divided into four phases per turn. First, you enter the Recruitment phase, where you can draw new cards from the deck or put one of your looters into play. Then comes the action: Activation. This is where you decide the order in which your characters act to maximize your gains. Interestingly, there is a second Recruitment moment before we reach the Sacrifice. And that's where it gets tricky: you can only keep up to three active looters. If you have more, you must discard some, forcing you to think carefully about who is actually worth keeping on the team.
To find out if you successfully stole the treasure or got shut down, luck comes into play. Looting resolution is handled through dice rolling. The secret lies in the hearts printed on your looter's card: the more hearts, the more dice you roll, drastically increasing your chances of success. It's a game of risk, luck, and a lot of taunting, where the strategy consists of balancing your team's strength with the malice of attacking the leading player. If you enjoy light games with high interaction and a pinch of chaos, Looterz is the right choice to energize your group.
The game flow is well-paced, divided into four phases per turn. First, you enter the Recruitment phase, where you can draw new cards from the deck or put one of your looters into play. Then comes the action: Activation. This is where you decide the order in which your characters act to maximize your gains. Interestingly, there is a second Recruitment moment before we reach the Sacrifice. And that's where it gets tricky: you can only keep up to three active looters. If you have more, you must discard some, forcing you to think carefully about who is actually worth keeping on the team.
To find out if you successfully stole the treasure or got shut down, luck comes into play. Looting resolution is handled through dice rolling. The secret lies in the hearts printed on your looter's card: the more hearts, the more dice you roll, drastically increasing your chances of success. It's a game of risk, luck, and a lot of taunting, where the strategy consists of balancing your team's strength with the malice of attacking the leading player. If you enjoy light games with high interaction and a pinch of chaos, Looterz is the right choice to energize your group.
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Publisher
Black Monk, BoardM Factory, Broadway Toys LTD, CMON Global Limited, Cool Mini Or Not, Delta Vision Publishing, Edge Entertainment, Spaghetti Western Games, Tower Tactic Games
Designer
Fel Barros, Marco Portugal
Artist
Ivan Freire, Peter Wocken
Is the game complex to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple and the game flows quickly, making it great for beginners.
How long does a game last?
It's very fast, usually between 15 and 30 minutes.
Can I play with a large group?
Yes, it accommodates 2 to 6 players, and the more people, the more chaos and fun.
Is the game very luck-dependent?
Yes, dice rolling is central, so be prepared to laugh (or cry) at the results.
Who would you recommend this game to?
Anyone who enjoys 'Take That' games, where messing with your friends is part of the fun.