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Ludopedia
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BGG
Our Verdict
A frantic and betrayal-filled card game, perfect for those seeking adrenaline in just a few minutes.
Highlights
- Ultra-fast gameplay
- High bluffing and interaction
- Easy to learn
- Great for large groups
Keep in mind
- Limited strategic depth
- Heavy reliance on luck
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Ever had that moment of peak tension where you can't tell if your friend is playing a power card or just trying to take you down? Quickshot is exactly that controlled chaos! With a fast and direct dynamic, this game puts 1 to 7 players in a card battle where survival is the only goal that matters. The game works in rapid rounds: everyone is dealt five cards, and things get intense during the reveal.
The dynamic is brilliant in its simplicity. One player starts by playing a card face up, but the rest of the crowd plays their cards face down, hiding their true intentions. When everyone reveals what they have in hand, chaos ensues. Cards can reverse the rank order, force someone to discard precious resources, or, most dramatically, eliminate players directly from the game! If you play a card of the same rank as another player, get ready: they might be turned face down again, making the table reading even trickier.
The goal is to be the leader after the fourth round or, if you're good at strategy (and bluffing), to be the sole survivor in an elimination match. Don't expect three-hour sessions here; Quickshot is designed to be played in minutes, perfect for a quick break between heavy games or when the group wants a fast dose of adrenaline and betrayal. It's a game of reading people, where knowing what the other person is thinking is far more important than what's written on your own card. If you enjoy fast-paced card games with high interaction and that touch of 'I can't believe you did that to me,' Quickshot belongs on your table!
The dynamic is brilliant in its simplicity. One player starts by playing a card face up, but the rest of the crowd plays their cards face down, hiding their true intentions. When everyone reveals what they have in hand, chaos ensues. Cards can reverse the rank order, force someone to discard precious resources, or, most dramatically, eliminate players directly from the game! If you play a card of the same rank as another player, get ready: they might be turned face down again, making the table reading even trickier.
The goal is to be the leader after the fourth round or, if you're good at strategy (and bluffing), to be the sole survivor in an elimination match. Don't expect three-hour sessions here; Quickshot is designed to be played in minutes, perfect for a quick break between heavy games or when the group wants a fast dose of adrenaline and betrayal. It's a game of reading people, where knowing what the other person is thinking is far more important than what's written on your own card. If you enjoy fast-paced card games with high interaction and that touch of 'I can't believe you did that to me,' Quickshot belongs on your table!
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Publisher
Arclight Games, ADC Blackfire Entertainment, Bankiiiz Editions, GateOnGames, Korea Boardgames
Designer
Seiji Kanai
Artist
Pauline Detraz
How long does a game last?
Super quick! Usually between 5 to 10 minutes.
How complex is the game?
Very low. It's a simple ruleset, ideal for immediate fun.
How many players can play?
1 to 7 players, making it great for parties.
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes, due to its simplicity, though older kids handle the bluffing better.
Does it require deep strategy?
More people-reading and bluffing than complex calculations.