Need to spice up game night?
Whether you’re a fan of knights, pirates, ninjas, or just smacking your friends and family, this game is for you!
The goal of the game is to collect 3 sets of matching cards. Grab a bunch of cards and make Piles in the middle of the table. Everyone looks at the Piles and decides which one will help them complete the sets of matching cards they’re working on. On the count of three, each player points to the card Pile they want. If more than one player picks a Pile, it’s time to duel! Grab your Swords and fight using the rules laid out on the cards in the Pile (ex: “Keep your knees together for the whole fight” or “Toss your Sword in the air and catch it before you’re allowed to fight”). Whoever makes contact first wins.
It’s fun to play, hilarious to watch, and a great way to settle arguments like grown-ups (grown-ups with Swords!)
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What's In the Box?
Let’s Hit Each Other With Fake Swords comes with:
Plus, one instruction manual that you will probably skim.
The name really says it all. It's a game that will keep you on edge! I actually have training sword fighting, so my family expected I'd be hard to beat, but the this game adds elements that made me work against all my instincts. It doesn't matter how skilled you think you are, this is a game for everyone! My teenage niece almost beat me :)
Me and my family love playing this game, were hesitant to buy it, but it is very controlled. I thought it would be rambunctious sword fighting leading to fights, but my family had a great time, no fighting at all.
It’s super fun! The cards make give it a twist which makes it so much more fun
Remember doing this as a kid? Perhaps with a stick? Broom? The cardboard tube within wrapping paper? We do! And it was a fun, well, until you broke Grandma's urn or your little brother required several stitches that would eventually become a funny story he tells at high school parties. This game takes all of that childhood dramedy and turns it into a structured game. Well, about as structured as such a game can be. These fun modifiers come into play with each sword duel and you'll find them in a varying degree of intensity. Overall a really fun party game! You'll need lots of room, or some level of self-control and spatial awareness. We play outside, but it could be ok to play in a large room. Away from Granny's curio cabinet. Just remember it is a game, and not the Game of Thrones. If you love very physical, and silly games that make adults do things that they otherwise would not in public, then grab this!
We had a group of 4 friends play this game after dinner. The booklet made the setup, rules, and win condition clear from the get-go.
After a single round, we fully understood the appeal. Like a session of Tag, playing the game evoked in each of us a childlike necessity to dodge, duck, dip, and dive, anything to get out of the way of each other's swords.
New rules from random cards, common knowledge of your opponents' hands, and the encouraged spoken-aloud strategizing all make the gameplay incredibly variable from round to round and game to game. We look forward to playing this game again with a larger group.
