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BGG
Our Verdict
If you love quick flicking challenges with a sci‑fi twist, Naftalink will keep you on your toes.
Highlights
- Fun flicking
- Coop intensity
- Humorous challenges
Keep in mind
- Tight time limit
- Defeat conditions
- Radioactive cockroach risk
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Naftalink casts you as a clumsy intern who accidentally releases mutant cockroaches from a secret lab. The goal? Capture them before the boss returns, using only a jar of mothballs you’ll flick with precise finger flicks. The game is cooperative, so each player controls a finger that throws white mothball tokens to knock cockroach meeples back into the box. Once all the roaches are inside, the final mission is to knock down the forks and trap the radioactive super‑cockroach before it explodes and blows everything up. The challenge is amplified by a tight time limit and multiple defeat conditions: don’t let roaches fall off the table, don’t isolate the mothballs, don’t close the boxes too early, and of course avoid toppling the super‑cockroach that could explode. With 1 to 12 players and a playtime of 15‑30 minutes, it’s ideal for fans of quick mechanics and sharp humor. The blend of flicking, teamwork, and a sci‑fi setting makes Naftalink a fun and chaotic experience that tests your dexterity and group coordination. If you enjoy time‑pressure challenges and want something both funny and demanding, this title is for you.
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Publisher
Party Games Brasil
Designer
Gustavo Nascimento Barreto, Leandro Maciel
How many players can play?
Naftalink supports 1 to 12 players, from quick duos to large cooperative groups.
What is the average playtime?
Each game lasts between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on player speed and experience.
How does the flicking mechanic work?
Players flick mothball tokens with their fingers toward cockroach meeples, which are then pushed back into the box.
What are the defeat conditions?
You lose if you knock roaches off the table, isolate the mothballs, close the boxes too early, or topple the radioactive super‑cockroach.
Is the game suitable for kids?
Yes, but it’s recommended that children play under supervision due to fast movements and competitive nature.
What is the complexity level?
Naftalink has moderate complexity: simple rules but strategy and coordination are key to success.
What components are included?
The game includes mothball tokens, cockroach meeples, a board with boxes and forks, and a timer.