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Ludopedia
6.2
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you love fast, tactical card games, Mopsen will delight you.
Highlights
- Engaging trick mechanics
- Smart hand management
- Dynamic feeding order
- Bone‑based scoring
Keep in mind
- Light complexity
- Order‑of‑play focus
- Fast pace
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Mopsen is a quick and engaging card game that blends trick-taking, hand management, and a dash of long‑term strategy. Between 3 and 5 players, you dive into three rounds lasting 30 to 40 minutes, each turn requiring you to play colored and numbered cards on a table that follows a constantly shifting feeding order. The fun rule is that if you hold a card that matches the color of the animal on the board, you must play it next to that animal; cats are more rebellious and can be played even if a matching card exists. The ultimate goal isn’t to rack up card points but to amass the most bones, counted at the end of each round. The round winner takes the played cards and can change the feeding order, while the loser may grab a card and alter the game’s flow. The “increase value of unchosen resources” mechanic gives weight to cards left unused, forcing players to think twice before discarding. Mopsen delivers a fast yet strategically deep experience, perfect for fans of card games that demand attention to order and card combinations. If you’re after a light, fun, and unpredictable game, Mopsen might just be your next tabletop adventure.
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Publisher
Fabrika Igr, HUCH!, White Goblin Games
Designer
Andreas Pelikan
Artist
Christian Fiore, Sabine Kondirolli
How many players can play?
Mopsen is designed for 3 to 5 players, but it also works well with 4 or 5 to keep the dynamic lively.
How long does a game last?
Each game runs between 30 and 40 minutes, depending on player experience and round pace.
What is the game’s complexity?
The game is light in complexity; rules are simple, but the feeding‑order strategy and hand management add depth.
What components are included?
The game contains a deck of colored and numbered cards, bone tokens for scoring, and a feeding‑order board to indicate the current hierarchy.
Who is this game recommended for?
Recommended for those who enjoy fast card games with trick‑taking and hand‑management mechanics, and who appreciate a scoring system based on tangible items (bones).
How does the feeding order work?
The feeding order determines which animal is currently the strongest; the winner of a round can change it, shifting who leads the next round.
How are points tallied?
At the end of each round, the number of bones on the played cards decides the points; higher bone value cards yield more points.