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Ludopedia
6.4
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BGG
Our Verdict
Enjoy a fast-paced, chaotic game where robots smack each other around? S'Crew Up: Bots & Nuts brings worker placement with a 'take that' twist that'll keep you glued to your seat!
Highlights
- Direct and fun interaction
- Fast-paced, engaging strategy
- Unusual and funny theme
Keep in mind
- Can get a bit chaotic
- Relies on hand luck
- Robots can get smashed!
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Get ready for a battle of nuts and bolts in S'Crew Up: Bots & Nuts! This strategic card game has you managing a team of robots to optimize production in a wacky factory. The catch? A bug in the system update has turned robots against each other in a frantic pursuit of efficiency that involves sabotage and destruction. Each player controls four robots with unique abilities, using worker placement mechanics to activate the production line, gather resources, and fix damages. But beware: the production line also serves as a battlefield! Robots can block spaces, and even worse, bigger robots can simply smash smaller ones, sending them back to the workshop for repairs. The game is quick, lasting around 30 minutes, and victory goes to the first player to clear their workshop of all problems and organize their production line. Tension mounts as combos emerge, and a sure victory can turn into a robotic farewell in the blink of an eye. If you enjoy games with direct interaction, a touch of humor, and fast-paced strategy, S'Crew Up: Bots & Nuts is a solid choice to get your friends clashing (literally!).
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Across the Board
Designer
Lukas Schwarzmeier, Rony Fagundes
Artist
Daniel Araújo
How many players does S'Crew Up: Bots & Nuts support?
The game is designed for 2 to 4 players.
What is the average playtime?
A game typically lasts around 30 minutes.
Is the game complicated to learn?
No, the rules are relatively straightforward, with turns divided into clear phases, but the strategy can become quite interesting.
Do I need prior knowledge of robots or factories to play?
No! The theme is fun and accessible to everyone, with no technical knowledge required.
What does 'Take That' mean in the game?
It means players can (and will!) actively hinder each other, by destroying robots or blocking actions.
Is it more of a strategy or luck-based game?
It's a balance! You need to plan your actions (strategy), but your hand of cards and the opponent's actions introduce an element of unpredictability (luck).