
2021Jon Simantov
Mostly reviews. Vamp on the Batwalk is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews and 2 how-to-play guides.
From BoardGameGeek
As an immortal vampire, you wouldn't be caught dead in last Millennia's attire. But how do you truly know if you are up to the latest trends if you cant even see yourself in the mirror? Well a vampire fashion show of course! Vamp on the Batwalk is Trick-Taking Deduction game for 2-6 players where each player competes to become the most fashionable Vampire. Players try to play their best card each show, but the catch is they CAN'T see the exact value of their own cards! Instead they must rely on the information they can see from the other players to make the best choice. Easy to Learn: With a streamlined rulebook, Vamp on the Batwalk can be learned and taught to anyone in about 3 minutes! Fast Engaging Turns: You can't see the value of your cards before you play them, so everyone is watching to see what you play each turn! Memorable Moments: Because players never know exactly the card they will play, players have a “no way!” moment if a better card is played, or they get to have a laugh because they happened to choose the 1 card in their hand that would lose them the show! Awesome Game Box: The game box for Vamp on the Batwalk transforms into a “Batwalk” that doubles as a score tracker! -description from publisher
Vamp on the Batwalk has 6 videos from 6 creators: 4 reviews and 2 how-to-play guides. They date from 2022 to November 2024.
To learn the rules, start with "How to play Vamp on the Batwalk: Card Games" by Hogwa5h Gaming, which runs 6 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "The Cardboard Kid - 352: Vamp on the Batwalk" by The Cardboard Kid. 4 creators have reviewed it.
If you like it, try Draught Trick, also by Jon Simantov, or SCOUT, dnup and Jungo, which share several of its mechanics.
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From BoardGameGeek:
As an immortal vampire, you wouldn't be caught dead in last Millennia's attire. But how do you truly know if you are up to the latest trends if you cant even see yourself in the mirror? Well a vampire fashion show of course! Vamp on the Batwalk is Trick-Taking Deduction game for 2-6 players where each player competes to become the most fashionable Vampire. Players try to play their best card each show, but the catch is they CAN'T see the exact value of their own cards! Instead they must rely on the information they can see from the other players to make the best choice. Easy to Learn: With a streamlined rulebook, Vamp on the Batwalk can be learned and taught to anyone in about 3 minutes! Fast Engaging Turns: You can't see the value of your cards before you play them, so everyone is watching to see what you play each turn! Memorable Moments: Because players never know exactly the card they will play, players have a “no way!” moment if a better card is played, or they get to have a laugh because they happened to choose the 1 card in their hand that would lose them the show! Awesome Game Box: The game box for Vamp on the Batwalk transforms into a “Batwalk” that doubles as a score tracker! -description from publisher
Designer
Jon Simantov
Artist
Michael Rankin
Publisher
Jellyfish Game Studios
Categories
Mechanics