Welcome to the wildly imaginative world of Cryptozoic Entertainment, where the zany universe of Rick and Morty is transformed into a captivating collection of games for fans and newcomers alike. Cryptozoic has masterfully captured the essence of the hit series, delivering a range of games that promise laughter, strategic gameplay, and a touch of the unexpected.
First on our tour is the game based on the critically acclaimed 'Pickle Rick' episode. Players can immerse themselves in the intense adventures of Pickle Rick as he battles against the villainous Jaguar. This game includes two intricately detailed miniature figures and offers both head-to-head and solo gameplay options. With a 30 to 45-minute playtime, it's perfect for a quick and engaging session for players aged 13 and up.
Then, there's the Meeseeks Box o' Fun, a game that brings the hilarious "Meeseeks and Destroy" episode to life. Press the button on the box and hear Justin Roiland's iconic Meeseeks dialogue. This box isn't just for the audio gimmick; it's a collector's item in its own right. The game inside is designed for adults, filled with crazy dares that will lead to an evening of uncomfortable yet irresistible entertainment. While knowledge of the show enriches the experience, it's not required to enjoy the outrageous fun this game provides.
For those who enjoy a moral quandary, the Rick and Morty card game puts your principles and creativity to the test with 150 Trigger Cards and 350 Rule Cards, all housed in a box that's as astonishing as the game itself.
In the Total Rickall card game, cooperative play is key, but without the risk of one player taking over the game, often referred to as the "table captain" issue. The game is easy to learn, features a host of quirky characters from the episode, and includes advanced play rules with hidden roles for those seeking a more challenging experience.
For fans who love the strategic complexity of engine-building games, Cryptozoic offers a game that lets you exploit the Multiverse in ways that only Rick and Morty could. This competitive game includes variable player abilities and promises a 30 to 45-minute playtime for 2 to 4 players, making it an excellent choice for game night.
Lastly, the strategic tile-laying theme park building game is sure to cause a stir. With bodily reactions leading to havoc and laughter, this competitive game for 2-4 players is recommended for those aged 18 and up and has a playtime of 30-45 minutes. With 46 Park Tiles included, players can construct bizarre and entertaining theme parks.
Envision your next game night: the living room becomes a portal to other dimensions, the laughter of friends and family echoes as the escapades of Rick and Morty unfold on your table. Unbox these games from Cryptozoic Entertainment, and let the interdimensional chaos commence!
First on our tour is the game based on the critically acclaimed 'Pickle Rick' episode. Players can immerse themselves in the intense adventures of Pickle Rick as he battles against the villainous Jaguar. This game includes two intricately detailed miniature figures and offers both head-to-head and solo gameplay options. With a 30 to 45-minute playtime, it's perfect for a quick and engaging session for players aged 13 and up.
Then, there's the Meeseeks Box o' Fun, a game that brings the hilarious "Meeseeks and Destroy" episode to life. Press the button on the box and hear Justin Roiland's iconic Meeseeks dialogue. This box isn't just for the audio gimmick; it's a collector's item in its own right. The game inside is designed for adults, filled with crazy dares that will lead to an evening of uncomfortable yet irresistible entertainment. While knowledge of the show enriches the experience, it's not required to enjoy the outrageous fun this game provides.
For those who enjoy a moral quandary, the Rick and Morty card game puts your principles and creativity to the test with 150 Trigger Cards and 350 Rule Cards, all housed in a box that's as astonishing as the game itself.
In the Total Rickall card game, cooperative play is key, but without the risk of one player taking over the game, often referred to as the "table captain" issue. The game is easy to learn, features a host of quirky characters from the episode, and includes advanced play rules with hidden roles for those seeking a more challenging experience.
For fans who love the strategic complexity of engine-building games, Cryptozoic offers a game that lets you exploit the Multiverse in ways that only Rick and Morty could. This competitive game includes variable player abilities and promises a 30 to 45-minute playtime for 2 to 4 players, making it an excellent choice for game night.
Lastly, the strategic tile-laying theme park building game is sure to cause a stir. With bodily reactions leading to havoc and laughter, this competitive game for 2-4 players is recommended for those aged 18 and up and has a playtime of 30-45 minutes. With 46 Park Tiles included, players can construct bizarre and entertaining theme parks.
Envision your next game night: the living room becomes a portal to other dimensions, the laughter of friends and family echoes as the escapades of Rick and Morty unfold on your table. Unbox these games from Cryptozoic Entertainment, and let the interdimensional chaos commence!
