Nuns with Nunchucks | Battle for World Domination in This Hilarous Card Game for Adults...

My husband and I loved this game. It's simple to learn, but it isnt so simple that it gets boring easily. It requires both strategy and luck to play well, but we quickly discovered that it leans more toward luck. The game's box is sturdy and closes securely. The cards are of great qualitythick, easy to shuffle, and printed welland they have fun graphics and funny themes that made us laugh at nearly all of them. Some are bizarre or wacky, and some are groan-worthy, but none of them were "misses" for us. In fact, I loved some of them so much that I had to text pictures of them to friends (who also loved them). My only frustration with this game was that my husband had a ridiculous amount of luck and kept pulling the special cards. By stacking them, he was able to knock me out far too quickly. With more players, this won't be as much of an issue since the cards and attacks will get distributed differently, but for two players, well create a "house rule" that limits stacking special cards to fix this. We also found that changing the number of points for losing from 15 to 25 helped extend the game with two people. Neither house rule is necessary to play and enjoy the game, though, especially if you dont have a lucky card player in the house like I do (seriously, with every card game, even the pure luck ones!). For that reason, and because we enjoyed it enough to add it to our standard rotation (genuinely lofty praise), this game gets a solid five-star rating from me.

This is a simple game which places humor first but still has decent (light) game play. You have three cards in front of you ("on deck") at all times; if one is taken out, you replace it on your turn. Each card has 1-2 different abilities: Attack, Heal (yourself), Stealth, Go Again, or Special (read the special text on the card). You can only use ONE card per turn, but if it has Stealth or Go Again, you may follow up with a card from your hand or On Deck, respectively. Thus it's possible to build some decent combos. Players accumulate damage from attacks and are taken out after 15 damage. Once it gets down to 2 players, all Attack values are doubled to end the game faster. Some "player elimination" games are unfun because the first person taken out just sits around for an hour as the game continues, but this one is over fast enough that this isn't generally an issue. (Exception: If everyone picks on a single person early on, but if that's the case your group has other issues affecting fun.)

I was sold on this game just by the images and info on the front and back of the box, which is just as well done as the cards themselves. So the game arrives, I open it, and was immediately surprised by the quality of the box. I don't mean just the printing and images (which are great), I'm talking about the build of the box itself. It's really well made and has a magnetic closure style lid. So I'm impressed already. After opening the lid the bag of attack tokens are on top. Underneath the tokens is the rule book. I take out the book, see how many pages it is, and immediately pitch a fit because I assume this is going to be another game with an insane amount of rules or 100 technicalities that you have to refer back to the book for every 5 seconds. So I got a fresh diaper, actually looked at the book, and realized the rules are simple and easy to follow. The only reason the book seems so big is because they print in a size that doesn't require a microscope to read and include lots of images. This makes it really easy to understand the rules and also quickly shows ways to effectively play your cards (combos are important). I initially thought the biggest draw to this game was just going to be the humorous card designs. After playing it, my opinion is that the gameplay is actually the coolest part and the funny cards are just a bonus. One thing I wish card makers would do, especially on higher end card games like this, are make the cards themselves the way that one premium playing card company does. You know the one with two wheels that you ride on. These cards aren't bad but they just don't have the nice feel and won't take as much abuse as the others. Overall I think this is a really fun game and if you do game nights regularly this would be a fun new addition to your collection. I recommend it.

Really funny and silly game, we laughed a ton. We have only played it with 4 people, and I think its best to have a full game, but it probably would still work with less. The cards are hillarious, and watching everyone's reactions to them really brings the party to life. Pretty simple rules for the game, but there is definitely quite a bit of card variety, so it kind of just takes time to get familiar with it. Our second and thirds games did go faster, so it just takes a minute to get used to the flow of the game. Lots of fun and laughs. Its a great little card game to have around the house, or to take to a friends game night because it fits so nicely in its little box. The tokens come pre-punched and in a bag, and the cards were in easy-to-open plastic. The box is nice and sturdy and has just the right amount of room to hold everything.

I'm chronically ill/disabled and have been looking for accessible games to reduce doom scrolling and aren't too complicated for my foggy noggin. The art style caught my eye and doesn't disappoint in person! I honestly enjoy just flipping through a deck and laughing at the creative and punny character designs. Very goofy and right up my alley. Gameplay is simple enough for my needs while still being entertaining. Not too strenuous to remember the how tos, which is a huge win for me! I love the look, feel, and concept and would recommend this game.