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Our Verdict
If you love quick games and Spider-Man, this Rummy-with-a-twist will be a blast.
Highlights
- Simple and addictive mechanics
- Well-applied Spider-Man theme
- Quick matches (15 minutes)
- Combinable with other games in the series
Keep in mind
- Too shallow for experienced players
- Limited without expansions
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Something Wild! Marvel: Spider-Man is a fast and fun card game, perfect for Spider-Man fans and families with kids. The mechanics are inspired by the classic Rummy, where you form sets and sequences with numbered and colored character cards. But what adds a special twist are the exclusive Spider-Man power cards, which bring a strategic element to the game. The goal is simple: be the first to score three powers to win. And the best part? You can combine this game with others in the Something Wild! series to ramp up the fun, adding more characters, cards, and even Pop! figures. It's ideal for quick matches, lasting just 15 minutes, and supports 2 to 4 players. The Spider-Man theme and colorful cards make the game even more appealing to fans of the web-slinger.
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Families
Publisher
Funko Games
Designer
Prospero Hall
How many players can play?
2 to 4 players.
How long does a game take?
About 15 minutes.
Is it hard to learn?
No, the rules are simple and great for beginners or kids.
Do you need other games in the series to play?
No, it works standalone, but combining it with other games in the series adds more variety.
Does it include miniatures?
Yes, it comes with a Spider-Man Pop! figure.
What's the recommended age?
8+, but younger kids can play with help.
Is language-dependent?
No, the game is language-independent.