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Product Description
Rock, Paper, Scissors meets War – With a Skateboarding Werewolf!
Anticipate moves, outsmart opponents, and bond with your family in a gaming revolution that sparks endless laughter and memorable moments.
Designed and Tested for SMOOTH play!
Monster Fest uses simultaneous turns. Meaning NO DOWNTIME! Additionally, there are built-in mechanisms to keep the game approachable every turn. This is all about FUN, not memorizing a bunch of rules.
Great for family game night and an excellent 2-player head-to-head experience!
Kids, teens, families, couples, GROUPS of couples get a huge laugh when you shuffle up and play! When you accurately predict your opponents’ moves – there is nothing like that feeling.
Get Playing in Minutes!
2 Minutes To Learn
5 – 10 Minutes to Play
Rock, Paper, Scissors Meets War
Smooth Play!
Moments Of Elation!
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We Laughed So Hard
It’s kind of like a cross between the card game “War” and “Rock, Paper, Scissors.” The real fun is in trying to guess how your opponent (or opponents) will strategize their moves, so you can decide which move to make yourself. Will you go on the defensive and try to match their move so they won’t win the hand and add monsters to their party? Or will you make the riskier moves and try to outsmart everyone else? A round goes quickly, so you can pull it out when you have just a few minutes to kill, or you can play multiple rounds. My husband and I played it together, just the two of us, and by the time we were halfway through the round, we were laughing so hard about the way we kept matching our answers that my cheeks hurt from smiling! As always, the amount of fun you’ll have in playing the game kind of depends on who you’re playing with, but with the right person (or group), this game could go on for hours, with round after round of laughs!
Such a fun game to play with the kids and off the electronics.
We had a great time playing this game, and it kept the kids attention long enough to keep them off their screens for a few hours. And wanted to play over and over again. It reminded me a lot of the card game of war. You collect the winning cards in your stack and play until there are no cards left. It took a game or two to really understand how to play, but once you get the hang of it, it is really fun. It says 8 years +, my 7 year old played just fine.
Really fun…
Our family has a lot of young grandchildren. This is a great game for kids. The pace is fast and non-stop. The rules are simple. There’s enough variety with the “party pig” and “delivery boy” characters as wild cards to lend excitement beyond the cancelling-out main action. Cards are fun with cute outlandish characters. Very much liked.
Fun, Simple and easy to learn
Took 5 minutes to learn and everyone loved it!
We Laughed So Hard!
Off The Electronics!
Really fun…
Fun, Simple and easy to learn
✅ Setup and Learn in 2 Minutes. Play in 10 Minutes. Ages 8+
🧪 Designed and Tested for SMOOTH play: This game uses simultaneous turns. Meaning NO DOWNTIME! Additionally, there are built-in mechanisms to keep the game approachable every turn. This is all about FUN, not memorizing a bunch of rules.
Great for family game night and an excellent 2-player head-to-head experience! This game has been playtested with kids, teens, families, couples, GROUPS of couples. Everytime, it’s great for a laugh and quickly generates moments of genuine excitement! When you accurately predict your opponents’ moves – there is nothing like that feeling.
What Makes it fun: Monster Fest is all about understanding what your opponent is thinking. If you can get inside their head and predict their plays, then you can block them turn after turn. Remember, they are trying to predict what you are thinking too. That is where the fun is!
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🏆 Praise for Monster Fest: “Moments of elation.” 2 Player Board Game Reviews
🏆 Praise for Monster Fest: “The kids had no issues learning how to play and were experts at throwing a party for monsters after only one game.” Father Geek
