Watch “Lawyer Up Review: We Have No Objections Your Honor,” a board game review for Lawyer Up from Board Of It on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Board Of It on YouTube:
Lawyer Up is a two player card game where the players take on the roll of attorneys on opposing sides of the court i.e. the prosecution and the defense. You'll take turns calling witnesses to the stand, and once they are up there you'll take turns making arguments, presenting evidence, or whatever else it takes to sway the jury to your side! The base game provides the core system of Lawyer Up and two cases, but there are other cases you can buy and more on the way!
0:00 - Intro
2:03 - Brief Overview
4:45 - What Makes It Interesting
6:26 - Where The Crunch Comes From
8:14 - The Theme
8:50 - Replayability and The Core Deck
11:13 - Randomness
12:42 - The Rulebook
13:34 - Final Thoughts & Doggos
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Mostly reviews and playthroughs. Lawyer Up is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 25 reviews, 9 how-to-play guides, 16 recorded sessions, 3 unboxings, and 3 other videos.
1 - 2 players
60 - 75 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Lawyer Up, from BoardGameGeek:
In Lawyer Up, a two-player asymmetrical card game, players take on the roles of attorneys facing off against each other in a courtroom case. One player takes on the role of the prosecution and the other takes on the role of defense. Each case has its own unique mechanisms and story from Murder to Racketeering.
Lawyer Up is a game of arguments, influence and strategies. Players start with Discovery, where they will go through all the evidence of the case and draft what they think is important for them to win. Then Players will take turns calling and questioning witnesses - building arguments by chaining together cards with the same symbols and earning influence. Attorneys then spend their influence to sway the biases of the jury to their side of the argument.
-description from the designer