Primo

KOSMOS · Board game · 2013
2–6 · best 6 20 min Weight 1.5/5
rating Ludopedia
4.8 rating BGG
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4.8 rating BGG
Our Verdict

A frantic card sprint for Magic lovers seeking quick fun!

Highlights
  • Super fast gameplay
  • Pure sequencing strategy
  • Fun unpredictable chaos
  • Portable and dynamic
Keep in mind
  • Requires basic Magic knowledge
  • Can be very chaotic
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About the game
If you're the type who loves a quick and strategic challenge with Magic: The Gathering cards, get ready for Primo. This is a fast-paced and dynamic card game focused on a race to empty your hand and deck as quickly as possible. The core dynamic is all about sequencing: you need to organize cards into stacks shared among all players, always respecting the numerical order to keep the play flowing. The key to success lies in knowing when to play a card, when to move an entire stack onto another, or when to simply swap your cards for new ones to refresh your options. The game is a true test of mental speed and planning, as the first player to have nothing left in their hand and deck wins. But don't think it's just luck; special cards can mess up everyone's plans, forcing opponents to draw from stacks or allowing you to change how cards are stacked. It's the kind of game perfect for a quick break between larger sessions or for a frantic duel with friends. As part of the Planechase series, this product brings an extra layer of chaos with its giant Planes that alter the game's rules globally, making every match a unique and unpredictable experience. It's the controlled chaos that every Magic player loves, ideal for testing your adaptability in just a few minutes. If you enjoy fast card games with simple rules but deep strategic depth in hand management, Primo is your new pocket addiction.
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Publisher KOSMOS
Designer Wolfgang Kramer
Artist Michael Menzel
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a game last?
It's very quick, usually between 20 to 20 minutes!
How many players can play?
2 to 6 players can have a blast.
Do I need a Magic deck to play?
This is a Planechase variant, focusing on plane cards and specific mechanics.
How complex is the game?
It's easy to learn, but requires focus to keep the card sequence correct.
Is the game very complex?
Not at all; the core mechanic is simple, but plane cards add a nice strategic layer.