Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
Perfect for pop culture fans looking for a tense cooperative experience with an action movie vibe.
Highlights
- Immersive and nostalgic atmosphere
- Dynamic card-based combat
- Co-op that requires real coordination
Keep in mind
- Reliance on deck luck
- Initial learning curve
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Picture the scene: midnight in New York, all the city's gangs gathered for a peace summit, and suddenly, the leader of the Gramercy Riffs is murdered. The catch? Everyone thinks you, the Warriors, are the culprits! Now, the entire city has become a hunting ground, and every corner could hide a rival group looking for blood. Your goal is simple yet desperate: navigate the concrete jungle, fight whoever stands in your way, and make it back to your home turf in Coney Island to prove you were framed.
In The Warriors: Come Out to Play, unity is everything. This is a cooperative game where players must coordinate to navigate dangerous streets and subways. You aren't just running; you're fighting to maintain the gang's reputation while managing your resources. The heart of the game lies in the strategic use of cards, which are used both for movement and for resolving the inevitable brawls. If you don't play the right card at the right time, the fight could end badly.
Time is a cruel enemy here. The game is timed by the card deck and the players' health, so every decision matters. You'll have to decide whether to face the fight head-on or try to dodge rivals to save your strength. Victory only happens if everyone manages to escape through Coney Island. It's an intense, loud, and adrenaline-fueled experience that perfectly captures the vibe of the classic movie. Can you handle the pressure and prove that you are the best in New York? Can you dig it?
In The Warriors: Come Out to Play, unity is everything. This is a cooperative game where players must coordinate to navigate dangerous streets and subways. You aren't just running; you're fighting to maintain the gang's reputation while managing your resources. The heart of the game lies in the strategic use of cards, which are used both for movement and for resolving the inevitable brawls. If you don't play the right card at the right time, the fight could end badly.
Time is a cruel enemy here. The game is timed by the card deck and the players' health, so every decision matters. You'll have to decide whether to face the fight head-on or try to dodge rivals to save your strength. Victory only happens if everyone manages to escape through Coney Island. It's an intense, loud, and adrenaline-fueled experience that perfectly captures the vibe of the classic movie. Can you handle the pressure and prove that you are the best in New York? Can you dig it?
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Funko Games
Designer
Chris Rowlands, Prospero Hall
Artist
Henning Ludvigsen
Community
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695owners
127wishlist
27want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Is the game hard to learn?
It has a moderate weight (2.1/5). It's not overly complex, but it requires attention to card management and group coordination.
Do I need to have seen the movie to play?
It helps a lot with immersion, but the rules and goals are clear enough for anyone to enjoy the brawl.
How long does a game take?
It usually starts around 45 minutes, but can vary depending on how many fights you pick in your way.
Is the game very luck-dependent?
Since it uses cards for conflict resolution, there is a luck factor, but hand management strategy helps mitigate it.
How many people can play?
From 2 to 4 players, ideal for those who enjoy discussing strategies as a group.
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