Unfair: Comicbook Hacker Kaiju Ocean Expansion

Good Games Publishing, 2am Gameworks, Choo Choo Games · Board game · 2023
10.0 Ludopedia 8.3 BGG 1–5 · best 2, 3 Solo 50–125 min Weight 3.0/5
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10.0 rating Ludopedia
8.3 rating BGG
Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

If you love city‑building games with deep strategy and fun themes, this expansion will blow your mind.

Highlights
  • Epic, varied theme
  • Deep, strategic mechanics
  • Style‑adjustable gameplay
  • High replayability
Keep in mind
  • Playtime may vary
  • Moderate complexity
  • Robust components
  • Requires translated cards
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Unfair: Comicbook Hacker Kaiju Ocean Expansion takes the already‑fun city‑building card game to a whole new level of excitement. With this add‑on you can turn your metropolis into a gigantic theme park, blending fresh themes that range from superhero lore to giant monsters and oceanic wonders. Each new theme brings its own deck of cards that can be mixed with the originals, letting you craft explosive combos and out‑of‑the‑box strategies. The Comicbook theme introduces heroes with backstories, powers, and secret identities; the Hacker theme mixes cyber‑punk cityscapes, IT pros and a roaming AI that can flip the game’s tide; the Kaiju theme unleashes giant beasts that stomp the market, while the Ocean theme offers rich marine resources and treasure troves to hunt or protect. And with brand‑new “game‑changer” cards you can tweak the pace to match your play style, whether you’re more aggressive or defensive. The core mechanics of hand management, open market and drafting stay intact, but the expansion adds even more variability with player‑specific powers and a variable set‑up, ensuring every game feels fresh. It slots into 50‑to‑125‑minute sessions for 1‑to‑5 players and can be added in just a few minutes. If you love building cities, managing resources, collecting cards and devising attack‑and‑defense tactics, Unfair: Comicbook Hacker Kaiju Ocean is a must‑have that will keep your gaming group pumped and competitive.

The expansion ships with 300 brand‑new cards, 200 resource tokens, four building blocks and a large scoreboard. Players can choose between four set‑up modes: “Super‑Heroic”, “Cyber‑Future”, “Monstrous” or “Oceanic”, each altering the market size and resource availability. Player powers range from “Energy Dominion”, which lets you buy extra cards, to “Temporal Manipulation”, which swaps draft order. These twists make each session different, keeping replay value high. For anyone looking for a game that blends deep strategy with a fun theme, this expansion is a worthwhile upgrade.

Best player count

BGG community vote

1–5 players
1 REC
2 BEST
3 BEST
4 BEST
5 REC

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

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Crowdfunding: Kickstarter Game: Unfair Mechanism: Tableau Building Theme: Kaiju
Publisher Good Games Publishing, 2am Gameworks, Choo Choo Games, Corax Games
Designer Joel Finch
Artist Ardian Hidayat, Damien Mammoliti, Damon Westenhofer, David Forest, George Doutsiopoulos, Jingjing Cao, Lina Cossette, Maurice Risulmi, Nicole Castles, Yoma

Community

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1,628owners
141wishlist
27want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

6 questions
How many players can play?
1 to 5 players.
What is the playtime?
Between 50 and 125 minutes.
How complex is it?
Moderate to medium complexity, depending on the chosen setup.
What components are included?
300 new cards, 200 resource tokens, 4 building blocks, a large scoreboard and “game‑changer” cards.
Who is this expansion for?
Fans of Unfair, city‑building, superhero, cyberpunk, Kaiju and ocean themes.
Do I need translated cards?
If playing in Portuguese, it’s recommended to have translated cards; otherwise, the English version works.