Match Madness

FoxMind, Cranio Creations, FoxGames · Board game · 2016
1–4 · best 3, 4 Solo 10–20 min Weight 1.1/5
7.5 rating Ludopedia
6.2 rating BGG
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7.5 rating Ludopedia
6.2 rating BGG
Our Verdict

A reflex and logic test that won't let you breathe!

Highlights
  • Super fast rounds
  • Easy to learn
  • High adrenaline
  • Portable and handy
Keep in mind
  • Can get noisy
  • Requires quick reflexes
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About the game
Ever had that moment where your brain feels like it's knotting up, but your fingers are moving at lightning speed? That is exactly the vibe of Match Madness! If you enjoy fast-paced games that test both your logic and your reflexes, get ready. The goal is simple yet frantic: you receive five numbered blocks and must be the first to recreate the exact pattern shown on the cards.

The gameplay is incredibly dynamic. First, players decide how many rounds they want to play, and the pattern cards are dealt face down. Once a card is flipped, the chaos begins! Everyone scrambles simultaneously to arrange their blocks to mirror what is displayed on the table. If you are the fastest and correctly match the pattern, you grab the card. But watch out: if you rush and get the configuration wrong, you'll waste precious time while others keep racing.

Once the agreed-upon rounds are over, the player with the most cards wins. In the event of a tie, don't panic; the game features a fair tie-breaker: the player with the highest-level cards (like the number 5) takes the victory. It is a perfect game for those looking for a 15-minute session that will leave everyone sweating and laughing (or shouting a little) from the excitement. It serves as an excellent filler between heavier games or to spice up a gathering where no one wants anything too complex, but everyone wants to compete.
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Game details
Publisher FoxMind, Cranio Creations, FoxGames, Gemblo Company, HCM Kinzel, Leikkien Group, Reflexshop, SD Games
Designer Jeppe Norsker
Artist Karl Malepart
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a game last?
It's super quick! Usually between 10 to 20 minutes.
What is the recommended age?
Since it requires reflexes and pattern recognition, it works well for older children and adults.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all. The rules are explained in a minute and you're ready to go.
How many players can play?
1 to 4 players, but the real fun happens with the whole group.
What happens in a tie?
The player with the highest-value cards (level 5, then 4, etc.) wins the tie-break.