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Our Verdict
Perfect for those wanting to laugh and test their reflexes in a high-energy night!
Highlights
- High-voltage reflexes
- Super fast play sessions
- Guaranteed fun with friends
- Very simple rules
Keep in mind
- Might be too chaotic for some
- Requires constant attention
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If you're looking for a way to test your reflexes while having a blast with your crew, Whoosh: Bounty Hunters is your game! The premise is pure adrenaline: you are a bounty hunter trying to capture monsters before your friends do. The setup is super simple: each player receives a face-down pile of cards representing their weapons and spells. In the center of the table, three monster piles are placed, each with a revealed card showing what's needed to defeat it. Each monster has a specific 'cost' for capture, which could be a combination of weapons and/or spells. The game moves at a frantic pace: players reveal their cards one by one in sequence, but the secret lies in speed. As soon as the revealed cards meet the exact requirements for one of the monsters in the center, the first player to react and slam their hand on it captures the creature and its points. But watch out! If you're too hasty and try to capture a monster before the requirements are fully met, it backfires and you get negative points instead. It's the kind of game that makes everyone shout and laugh while trying not to miss. Once the monster piles run out, the game ends, and the player with the most bounty points wins. It's fast, chaotic, and perfect for breaking the ice at any game night or party!
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Publisher
Arclight Games, Artipia Games, Divercentro, Flick Game Studio, FoxGames, funbot, Funnyfox, GaGa Games, Gémklub, Pavana Games, Stronghold Games
Designer
Theo K. Mavraganis
Artist
Tomasz Larek
How long does a game last?
Super fast, it takes about 10 to 15 minutes!
What age group is it for?
Since it's a reflex game, it works well for both kids and adults.
How complex is the game?
Very low! Just understand the symbols and be quick.
How many players can play?
2 to 8 players, making it great for parties.
Does it require a specific language?
No, the icons explain everything you need to do.