# Street Warriors: The Game of Cine Quinqui

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2026
- **BGG Rating**: —
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 2-4
- **Duration**: —
- **Weight**: —
- **Designers**: Zach Clark
- **Publishers**: Living Lunch Novelties
- **Categories**: Movies / TV / Radio theme
- **Mechanics**: Contracts, Worker Placement

## Verdict
For fans of thematic games with dirty strategy: a gritty dive into 1980s Madrid’s criminal underworld.Immersive 1980s atmosphereCreative contract mechanicsHigh player interactionTheme may be too dark for someUnclear playtime lengthFOR GENRE FANS

## Description
In *Street Warriors*, you and your friends control gangs of juvenile delinquents in 1980s Madrid slums. You’ll send your crew into streets and alleys to steal items, commit crimes, and fulfill contracts — all to earn the respect you crave. Watch out for reporters hunting for scandalous headlines and corrupt cops who might interfere (or end up dead). The game blends worker placement and contracts: during planning, you place pawns on board locations to take actions like grabbing job cards (3 pawns), breaking allies out of jail (2 pawns), or collecting items (1 pawn). Crimes grant reusable rewards, while killing cops and completing jobs scores points. When someone hits 18 points, the game ends after the current round, with bonus points for crime cards and leftover fame — but unfinished jobs deduct points!

## FAQ
### Best player count?
2-4 — best at 4 for maximum chaos and rivalry!

### How complex is it?
Medium: simple rules but deep strategy with contracts and action competition.

### Any standout components?
Pawns represent gangs, and crime/job cards add replayability.

### Is there luck involved?
Some in item/event cards, but strategy drives the game.

### Who should skip it?
Those who prefer family-friendly games or avoid violent themes.