Watch “Unboxing Maskmen (English) by Indian Meeple,” a board game unboxing for Maskmen from Indian Meeple on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Indian Meeple on YouTube:
Unboxing the game of Maskmen published by Oink Games, designed by Jun Sasaki with Taiki Shinzawa and artwork by Jun Sasaki.
Welcome to Lucha Libre and its fun world of Wrestlers trying to beat each other and be on top.
This small box game by Oink is what I call the perfect game to teach flowcharts to Kids, Yes I did say flowcharts in a wresting based card game. This is basically a trick taking game where you want to be first player to lose all your cards. Although you are the people defining the ranking of the wrestlers each round and create a flowchart while playing.
Very fun to play this small filler game and win those tincy tiny championship belts. Try this pocket sized beauty.
Would be happy to add gameplay videos, if you guys are interested.
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Mainly reviews and how-to-play. Maskmen is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, 1 recorded sessions, 1 unboxings, and 3 other videos.
2 - 6 players
20 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Maskmen, from BoardGameGeek:
Welcome to the world of Pro Wrestling! You must win at any cost or face the wrath of your sponsors. This year there are six new wrestlers debuting, so go out and win some matches!
Over the four seasons of maskmen, whoever has won the most points is the winner. In a round, players can play cards or pass on their turn. Players play 1-3 cards on their turn of the same type of wrestler (that hasn't already been played), to help resolve the strength of the wrestler. The faster you get rid of your cards, the better your chances of winning. As soon as you rid your cards you get to take the highest point token available, then the next player to go out gets the next token. Once there is only one player remaining, the round ends and that player gets the -1 token.