Smash Up: Monster Smash

Smash Up: Monster Smash
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Smash Up: Monster Smash

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

Smash Up: Monster Smash consists of four new factions for Smash Up: vampires, mad scientists, werewolves and giant ants. Tremble before the power of the ants!

Vampires gain power as they destroy your opponents' minions
Mad Scientists have released death in the form of powerful creations and can empower various minions
Werewolves have explosive power to beat down opponents
Giant Ants work as a great hive mind, spreading their power around as necessary to ensure their atomic-age victory

Smash Up: Monster Smash can be played on its own as a two-player game or combined with other Smash Up titles to allow for up to four players to compete at the same time.

Game Info

Ages 12 & up
45 minutes
2-4 players

Game Details

Genre(s):Strategy Games
Theme(s): Card Game,
Expansion for Base-game,
Fantasy,
Humor,
Pirates,
Prehistoric,
Science Fiction,
Zombies
Mechanics: Area Control / Area Influence,
Hand Management,
Variable Player Powers
Publisher: Alderac Entertainment Group
# of Players: 2 - 4
Age: 12 and up
Playing Time: 45 minutes
Published: 2014
Designer: Paul Peterson
Expansion to:
- Smash Up

Supporting Information

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