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Our Verdict
If you enjoy the chaotic and fun vibe of Unstable Unicorns and want more control over your games, this expansion is for you! It adds a strategic touch without losing the silliness.
Highlights
- More control and defense
- Exclusive and thematic cards
- Expands the base game universe
- Fast and funny gameplay
Keep in mind
- Language dependency
- Can be repetitive alone
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Get ready for more chaos and fun with Unstable Unicorns: Control! This expansion, which can be played as a standalone game, brings a special focus on protective magic and the art of manipulating your deck. If you like the idea of having more control over your cards' fate and defending yourself from your friends' attacks, this might be the right choice.
With 158 new cards, including 30 exclusives not found in other versions, and the legendary holographic 'Archangel Unicorn' card, Control promises to add an interesting strategic layer to the already chaotic Unstable Unicorns experience. The game maintains the essence of collecting unicorns and using cards to sabotage opponents, but with a touch of planning and defense.
It's important to note that, as with other games in the series, language can be a barrier. A translated spreadsheet or printed cards with translations are recommended for non-English speakers. Despite this, the gameplay is accessible, blending hand management with the pure mischief of 'take that,' all wrapped in a theme of cute but treacherous unicorns. Perfect for those who already love the franchise and want more options, or for those looking for a quick, fun card game with a bit of slyness to liven up the party.
With 158 new cards, including 30 exclusives not found in other versions, and the legendary holographic 'Archangel Unicorn' card, Control promises to add an interesting strategic layer to the already chaotic Unstable Unicorns experience. The game maintains the essence of collecting unicorns and using cards to sabotage opponents, but with a touch of planning and defense.
It's important to note that, as with other games in the series, language can be a barrier. A translated spreadsheet or printed cards with translations are recommended for non-English speakers. Despite this, the gameplay is accessible, blending hand management with the pure mischief of 'take that,' all wrapped in a theme of cute but treacherous unicorns. Perfect for those who already love the franchise and want more options, or for those looking for a quick, fun card game with a bit of slyness to liven up the party.
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Mechanics
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Families
Publisher
(Self-Published), Unstable Games
Designer
Ramy Badie
Artist
Ramy Badie
Do I need the base Unstable Unicorns game to play Control?
No! Unstable Unicorns: Control can be played as a standalone game, offering a complete experience on its own.
How many people can play?
The game is designed for 2 to 8 players, ensuring fun in both smaller groups and larger parties.
Are the rules complicated to learn?
The rules are relatively simple, following the line of other Unstable Unicorns games. Ideal for those seeking quick fun.
What makes this version different from others?
Control focuses more on protective magic and deck manipulation, offering a bit more strategy and defense compared to the base game.
Do the cards come in English?
Yes, the cards are in English. It is recommended to have a translated version or a reference sheet to facilitate gameplay.
Is it a good game for someone new to Unstable Unicorns?
Yes, being a standalone game, it's a great entry point to the series, especially if you enjoy card games with humor and direct interaction.