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Our Verdict
Nostalgic, frantic fun for intense duels!
Highlights
- Awesome thematic factions
- Fast and dynamic play
- Perfect for two players
- Guaranteed tabletop chaos
Keep in mind
- High language dependency
- Requires base game knowledge
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If you're already a Smash Up fan, get ready to travel back in time straight to the era of disco and bell-bottoms! Smash Up: That '70s Expansion isn't just another card pack; it can be played as a standalone two-player game or serve as a massive upgrade for your existing Smash Up titles. The real kicker here is its focus on two-player duels, offering a highly tuned balance for head-to-head combat.
In this expansion, you'll choose between four factions that scream 1970s: Truckers, Vigilantes, Disco Dancers, and Kung Fu Fighters. Each faction comes with its own unique deck, ensuring the gameplay dynamic shifts completely depending on your choice. The game retains that frantic 'take that' essence, where you'll be sabotaging your opponent while building your own deck to dominate the table.
Just a friendly heads-up: if you don't speak English, you might face some hurdles. Since the theme is heavily tied to 70s pop culture, there is a high language dependency, and you might need a translation (or a bilingual friend) to fully catch all the jokes and references without getting lost. Overall, it's an explosive addition that injects an extra dose of chaos and nostalgia into any card game night!
In this expansion, you'll choose between four factions that scream 1970s: Truckers, Vigilantes, Disco Dancers, and Kung Fu Fighters. Each faction comes with its own unique deck, ensuring the gameplay dynamic shifts completely depending on your choice. The game retains that frantic 'take that' essence, where you'll be sabotaging your opponent while building your own deck to dominate the table.
Just a friendly heads-up: if you don't speak English, you might face some hurdles. Since the theme is heavily tied to 70s pop culture, there is a high language dependency, and you might need a translation (or a bilingual friend) to fully catch all the jokes and references without getting lost. Overall, it's an explosive addition that injects an extra dose of chaos and nostalgia into any card game night!
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Publisher
Alderac Entertainment Group, IELLO, Pegasus Spiele
Designer
Paul Peterson
Artist
Alberto Tavira, Francisco Rico Torres, Klaudia Bulantová
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Can I play this solo?
No, this set is specifically designed for two-player duels.
Do I need the base game to play?
You don't have to! It can be played as a standalone game or as an expansion for other Smash Up titles.
Is it hard to learn the rules?
The mechanics are simple, but the language can be a hurdle if you don't know English.
How long does a game take?
It's very quick, usually taking around 45 minutes.
What is the complexity level?
It's a light and dynamic game, perfect for those wanting quick action without much fluff.