Rick and Morty: Total Rickall Card Game — Prices

Cryptozoic Entertainment, Don't Panic Games, Gen-X Games (GenX) · Board game · 2016
7.1 Ludopedia 6.1 BGG 2–5 · best 5 30 min Weight 1.5/5
Buy · from US$ 10.47
7.1 rating Ludopedia
6.1 rating BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Perfect for groups who love social deduction and betrayal games with a heavy dose of absurd humor.

Highlights
  • Surreal theme perfectly integrated
  • Traitor mode leads to epic arguments
  • Fast and dynamic gameplay
  • Easy to learn and teach
Keep in mind
  • Some cards may require translation
  • Luck can influence some outcomes
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Imagine being locked in your house with your family, but with the agonizing doubt of whether the person sitting next to you is actually your cousin or an intergalactic parasite with implanted memories. That's exactly the chaos of Rick and Morty: Total Rickall! Based on the episode of the same name, the game puts players in an absurd situation where the goal is to clear the house of imposters pretending to be loved ones. If you've never seen the show, don't worry: the fun is guaranteed anyway, but watching the episode makes the experience even more hilarious. Don't be a Jerry and jump into the madness!

The game is quite flexible. If you're looking for something more straightforward, there's the basic cooperative mode, where everyone works together to identify and exterminate the parasites before they take over. Now, if you enjoy a bit of suspicion and betrayal, the advanced mode is where the real magic happens. In this mode, each player is dealt a hidden role: you are either a Real family member or an infiltrating Parasite. While the 'Reals' try to purge the house, the 'Parasites' must ensure at least one of their kind survives until the end.

The dynamics are frantic and full of twists. You can shoot other players, but be careful: accidentally eliminating a Real player comes with consequences. The best part is that there is no permanent player elimination; however, your secret identity might change during the game, keeping everyone on their toes. It's a game of deduction, memory, and plenty of bluffing, perfect for those who love to laugh while trying to figure out who is lying to their face. Get ready for heated arguments, mental confusion, and plenty of chaotic fun within the surrealist theme of Rick and Morty.

Rules videos

Learn by watching before you open the box

3 videos

Best player count

BGG community vote

2–5 players
2 OK
3 REC
4 REC
5 BEST

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

Families

TV Shows: Rick and Morty
Publisher Cryptozoic Entertainment, Don't Panic Games, Gen-X Games (GenX), Hobby World, Reflexshop
Designer Matt Hyra

Community

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8,381owners
250wishlist
20want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

6 questions
Do I need to have watched the show to play?
Nope! While it helps with immersion and is hilarious for fans, the rules are simple and anyone can have fun.
What is the difference between the game modes?
The basic mode is 100% cooperative. The advanced mode introduces hidden roles, turning the game into a battle between 'Reals' and 'Parasites'.
Is the game very complex?
Not at all, the weight is low (1.5 BGG). It's a party game, easy to explain, with quick sessions of about 30 minutes.
Is there player elimination?
No. Even if you get 'shot', you stay in the game, although your secret identity might change.
Who is this game for?
Anyone who enjoys social deduction games (like Resistance or Coup) and likes humor and pop culture themes.
How many people can play?
From 2 to 5 players, but the advanced mode (with traitors) shines most with 3 to 5 people.

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